Madhav Joshi
Directed by Wong Kar-wai, this film is a tale of unrequited love set in 1960s
Hong Kong. The story follows two neighbors, Su Li-zhen and Chow Mo-wan, whose spouses are having an affair. As they spend more time together, a deep emotional connection develops between them, although they choose not to act on their feelings. The film is a visual feast, with stunning cinematography with slow-mo's that captures the essence of longing and desire. The performances by Maggie Cheung and Tony Leung are superb, conveying a profound sense of yearning and restraint. The meticulous attention to detail in the costume design and set decoration immerses viewers in the nostalgic beauty of the era. The film's languid pace and evocative score add to its poetic atmosphere. In the Mood for Love is a bittersweet masterpiece that explores themes of love, missed connections, and the ache of unfulfilled desires, leaving an indelible impact on the hearts of its audience.
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Aswin Am
"In the Mood for Love" is a mesmerizing film that transports you to 1960s Hong
Kong. The story revolves around two lonely souls, Chow and Su, who develop a deep connection. What's

Nivedkrishna Thavarayil
Wong Kar Wai streak 😗

Vyomesh Thakker
A lovely theme of life and love, you can’t find it, it finds you.
The deep musical interludes intensify the deep personal experience in connection with this movie and the theme. A

Jinesh Muralidharan
In the mood for love directed by Wong kar-wai is the story of unrequited love
during the turbulent times of 1962 in Hong long. Two couples move in to cramped apartments right next

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Harman Singh
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Humans Of Cinema
With an unusual yet endlessly compelling story, 'In The Mood For Love' presents
two characters who develop a deep understanding of each others loneliness and crises. Their
Rudrangshu Samanta
One of the best in the history of Cinema
Somya Rishishwar
My second movie by director Wong Kar-Wai after Chungking Express, released also
in that order.
I had stumbled upon CE and absolutely loved the world depicted through his lens,
Mano Yokesh

The Best Part Of Cinema
Not A Cinephile
This is indeed one of the best romantic movies I have ever watched.

MAN OF CINEMA
In 1960s hong kong two couples moved into Cramped apartments as neighbours on
the same day, from that very point two strangers entered into their life very deeply without knowing.
Srikar N
Can't ask more of neater frames from this film.
The breath taking cinematography and immersive background score with absolute usage of slow motion for the lead characters is one
Ryan Grey
This is a film where Style and Substance are in perfect harmony.
Orgasmic cinematography where every single frame feels like a painting. In the mood for love is a still life which

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