#East Asia Film Festival Ireland 2020

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#Review: Chinese Portrait (East Asia Film Festival Ireland)

The next film from @EastAsiaFFIrl is #ChinesePortrait a fascinating & experimental documentary about the people of China @IFI_Dub #EAFFI

Documentaries for me are hard to discuss in a critical fashion. After all, there are no actors, no script of a traditional sense and there isn’t always a score. The cinematography, the director and their vision is all you can talk about a lot of the time. This is very much the case with Chinese Portrait a documentary showcasing the people and places within the country of China.

Director…

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5 Recommendations for East Asia Film Festival Ireland 2020

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#Review: Swimming Out Till the Sea Turns Blue (East Asia Film Festival Ireland)

Check out our review of Swimming Out Till the Sea Turns Blue, the documentary currently being shown @EastAsiaFFIrl @IFI_Dub #EAFFI

Swimming Out Till the Sea Turns Blue is a documentary that is currently being shown for the virtual East Asia Film Festival Ireland. The film chronicles the growth of China over the course of 70 years. Director Zhangke Jia utilises the people of China to tell the tale of the growth of China through their own lives.

Swimming Out Till the Sea Turns Blueis a fascinating film dealing with the…

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#Review: Heavy Craving (East Asia Film Festival Ireland)

Next review from @GrahamGeekEire is about #HeavyCraving from the @EastAsiaFFIrl #EAFFI #Review

Starring Jia-Yin Tsai as Jiang Ying-Juan Heavy Craving the next film out from the East Asia Film Festival is a story about accepting yourself even if at times no one else does. Jiang is the cook at her mother’s playschool and is dubbed Ms Dinosaur by the children. This is likely due to her shocking age (30) and her plus size frame.

Her life isn’t any better at home as her mother constantly…

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Line-up announced for East Asia Film Festival Ireland 2020

Line-up announced for East Asia Film Festival Ireland 2020, March 26th to 29th at the IFI, including a 35mm screening of Bong’s 2006 blockbuster The Host.

For its fourth edition this March, the East Asia Film Festival Ireland (EAFFI) once again celebrates the artistry and variety of filmmaking from East Asia over four days from March 26th-29th. Following the historic success of Bong Joon Ho’s Parasiteat this year’s Oscars, interest in cinema from East Asia has never been stronger. This year’s programme includes new films from prominent…