Director Ang Lee (Sense and Sensibility and Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon) has a new film opening this weekend. Winner of Best Picture at the Venice Film Festival, Lust, Caution is an espionage story set in 1940's Shanghai, and curiously rated NC-17.
Click here to view the (PG) trailer.
Update: I loved the music so much from the trailer, I decided to investigate further. The Lust, Caution is composed by Alexandre Desplat, who also did the original score for The Painted Veil.
11 comments:
So glad you posted this. I've heard great things about this movie regardless of the NC17 rating. Can't wait to see it!
I can't wait to see this movie!
I can't wait to live somewhere permanently so I can sign up for a Netflicks-like service and add this to the list.
I am a sucker for movies about this era. I am also loving the music in this trailer. I will have to find out if it was composed specifically for the movie.
It looks so beautiful - the cinematography!! I love it. Last year my daughter's favorite dvd was Memoirs of a Geisha. We watched it probably 20 times!!! I love movies about Chinese and Japanese cultures, they have such beautiful design sensibilities.
BA,
You always have the scoop on the most intriguing movies :)
I was just reading the review in New York magazine. I can't wait to see this movie.
WOW. Awesome post, awesome blog. Mind if I add you to my blogroll?
Thanks for the nice comments. DFM, thanks for the link. I have done the same.
Thia will be a good one! I will keep a look-out for it.
dear blogger,
i've seen the film at the Venice Film Festaval premier last september cause i'm an italian student of cinema! I was there and the cast were just in front of me on the red carper!Wow!It was so exciting! I love Ang Lee he has an exquisit taste and he is so classy!
I adore the music of the trailer and i need to have it! But i realized that it is not part of the OST!!!! Do you know something about it and have you got some tips to find it!?!? I'm going crazy!
Thanks!!
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