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‘Goodbye, Dragon Inn’: The Last Picture Show in Taipei

Tsai Ming-liangâs 2003 movie watches moviegoers as they watch a martial-arts classic inside a cavernous theater.

‘Goodbye, Dragon Inn’: The Last Picture Show In Taipei

The New York Times – by J. Hoberman

A sparse audience attends the last show in a cavernous movie house. Now all the more poignant for being streamed, Tsai Ming-liang’s 2003 “Goodbye, Dragon Inn,” newly restored, is a love letter to cinema and also cinemas.

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