Saturday, March 31, 2007
Recap the 25th SFIAAFF
More than a week has passed. It's long overdue to recap the films I watched during the 25th San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival (SFIAAFF).
As I motioned before, there are a lot Korean films, a lot gangster films, and films about Japanese concentration camps at this year's festival. But over all, most of the films are crowded in the middle. None of the films I have seen are awful, nor outstanding. For me, there is no repeat of those magic moments as when I watched "Be with Me" or "Eve and the Fire Horse" during last year's festival. But nevertheless, I enjoy the festival like always and this is indeed a great Asian film festival I hold in my heart dearly. So without further ado, here is my final scores (out of 10) for the features at the festival that I have watched (a few were screened before the festival):
I have already written about "Dark Matters," "Air Guitar Nation," "The King and the Clown" ("왕의 남자"), and "Exiled" ("放逐") on the list. Others should come soon... |