#Movies
La Rondeset in a fluorescent labyrinth of cool desperation and unfulfilled need. Against the echoing rhythms of period rumbas, Days of Being Wild tracks a half dozen characters through their individual searches for intimate connection. Collaborating for the first time with cinematographer Christopher Doyle, Wong Kar Wai\'s restless visual imagination decorates this dreamlike fable with characteristic muted extravagance. Days of Being Wild offers an intoxicating cocktail of lush nostalgia and bitter alienation equaled only by Wong Kar Wai\'s subsequent films." --Kino Film
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Days of Being Wild - Theatrical Trailer
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"In his first hypnotic backward glance at Hong Kong in 1960, Wong Kar Wai creates a post-modern La Rondeset in a fluorescent labyrinth of cool desperation and unfulfilled need. Against the echoing rhythms of period rumbas, Days of Being Wild tracks a half dozen characters through their individual searches for intimate connection. Collaborating for the first time with cinematographer Christopher Doyle, Wong Kar Wai's restless visual imagination decorates this dreamlike fable with characteristic muted extravagance. Days of Being Wild offers an intoxicating cocktail of lush nostalgia and bitter alienation equaled only by Wong Kar Wai's subsequent films." --Kino Film
First released theatrically in the US in 2004.
First released theatrically in the US in 2004.
