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Tony Leung on 'Silent Friend,' Restrained Acting, and Why Cinema Matters

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Jenny S. Li

10h ago· 6 min readenNews

Summary

Tony Leung Chiu-wai, serving as jury president at the Shanghai International Film Festival, held a masterclass following a screening of his film "Silent Friend" directed by Ildikó Enyedi. He discussed his restrained acting philosophy, emphasizing that subtle performances (like finger movements) require the big-screen cinema experience to be fully appreciated. He also reflected on his collaborations with Wong Kar-wai and his approach to the craft.

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VarietyTony Leung on 'Silent Friend,' Restrained Acting, and Why Cinema Mattersvariety.com

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Sometimes it might just be something on my fingers, you must watch very carefully, and it must be in cinema.
Sometimes it might just be something on my fingers, you must watch very carefully, and it must be in cinema.
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Tony Leung discussed "Silent Friend," his Wong Kar-wai years and his restrained acting philosophy at his Shanghai Film Festival masterclass.

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