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Chris Chang

Hot Property: The Red Chapel

By Chris Chang
May 16, 2011
Patriot Games

Short Takes: Solitary Man

By Chris Chang
May 16, 2011
(Brian Koppelman & David Levien, U.S., 2009)

Short Takes: Double Take

By Chris Chang
May 16, 2011
(Johan Grimonprez, Belgium/Germany, 2009)

Hot Property: Kinatay

By Chris Chang
May 15, 2011
Art of Darkness

Short Takes: A Film Unfinished

By Chris Chang
May 15, 2011
(Yael Hersonski, Israel/Germany, 2009)

Short Takes: Down Terrace

By Chris Chang
May 15, 2011
(Ben Wheatley, U.K., 2009)

Short Takes: Nowhere Boy

By Chris Chang
May 6, 2011
(Sam Taylor-Wood, U.K., 2009)

Short Takes: Milk of Sorrow

By Chris Chang
May 6, 2011
(Claudia Llosa, Peru/Spain, 2009)

Hot Property: Extraordinary Stories

By Chris Chang
May 5, 2011
In Perpetuum

Short Takes: Viva Riva!

By Chris Chang
May 5, 2011
(Djo Tunda Wa Munga, DRC, 2011)

Short Takes: Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale

By Chris Chang
May 5, 2011
(Jalmari Helander, Finland, 2010)

Short Takes: Tiny Furniture

By Chris Chang
May 5, 2011
(Lena Dunham, U.S., 2010)

Hot Property: You Are Here

By Chris Chang
May 4, 2011
Mechanical Minds

Hot Property: Aurora

By Chris Chang
April 29, 2011
Reasons to Be Miserable

Short Takes: Hanna

By Chris Chang
March 7, 2011
(Joe Wright, U.S., 2011)

Short Takes: Blank City

By Chris Chang
March 7, 2011
(Celine Danhier, U.S., 2010)

Cox Rocks/Joe Strummer Talks

By Chris Chang
March 1, 2011
Enjoy a snippet of an interview between actor-punk-icon Joe Strummer (one of the stars of Straight to Hell) and Film Comment contributor Graham Fuller (from our August 1987 issue)

Hot Property: Disorder

By Chris Chang
February 25, 2011
China Syndrome

Hot Property: Robinson in Ruins

By Chris Chang
February 15, 2011
Time Capsule

2010 International Fantasia Film Festival

By Chris Chang
September 1, 2010
Chris Chang reports from the 2010 edition of the Fantasia International Film Festival, and sees the movie that makes “Human Centipede look like A Charlie Brown Christmas”