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The article lists several movie titles in Hong Kong, China from 1976 to 2001 which include "Murder," starring James Wong, "Once Upon a Time in China," starring Jet Li, and "Pavilion of Women," starring Willem Dafoe.

Chapter 3 of the book "Hong Kong New Wave Cinema 1978-2000," by Pak Tong Cheuk is presented. It profiles New Wave film director Ann Hui On-wah who was born in Anshan in Liaoning Sheng, China in 1947 and moved to Hong Kong to study. It explores her university education at the University of Hong Kong in Hong Kong and her continuing education in the London Film School in London, England. It notes her film-making career and her New Wave films such as "The Bridge," "The Secret," and "Summer Snow."

This article analyzes the role of the song "Karma Coma," by Massive Attack in the film "Fallen Angels," directed by Wong Kar Wei. A description of the scene where the song is played is given. The song fits the film perfectly, being glamorous, mysterious, melancholy and paranoid. It is a song of fractured emotional lives negotiating alienated urban spaces.