Starting today, Wednesday, December 30, you can return to enjoy Desiring to love (In the Mood for Love) , the best-known film by Hong Kong filmmaker Wong Kar-Wai , which is being re-released in theaters on the occasion of its 20th anniversary . The film, headed by the interpreters Tony Chiu-Wai Leung and Maggie Cheung , Avalon informs in a press release.
The story of Wishing to Love takes place in Hong Kong in 1962 . Chow (Leung) works as an editor-in-chief for a local newspaper and moves to a new apartment with his wife. There she meets Mrs. Chan (Cheung), a young woman – a secretary of an export company – who has just moved into the same building with her husband and who spends a lot of time alone at home due to her husband’s constant travels . Little by little, Chow and Mrs. Chan become close friends. Until one day their life changes when they discover that their respective spouses are having an affair with each other .
In addition to Desiring to love (2000) , Renoir Princesa and Cinemes Boliche will offer their viewers 2046 (2004), As Tears Go By (1988) , Happy Together (1997) , Chungking Express (1994) , Days of Being Wild (1990) and Fallen Angels (1995) . In January, the films will also reach more cities and cinemas across the country .
You can buy your tickets for each of them individually or, if you prefer, buy a special limited edition physical passport at a price of 38 euros – just over five euros per film. This customizable document allows you to travel through Wong Kar-Wai’s filmography in the days and passes that best suit you, and with it, you also get a gift poster of Wishing to love . Finally, Avalon has prepared talks, meetings and presentations to further enrich the experience.