The cunning and tactics of trailing another car quickly evolve into a mystery rife with deceit, as The Driver is hired to follow a woman accused of cheating on her famous husband. Discover acclaimed director Wong Kar-Wai's ability to play heart against mind in this drama of mistrust.
Running time: 6 minutes, 17 seconds.

Wong Kar-Wai was born in Shanghai and grew up in Hong Kong. He studied graphic design at Hong Kong Polytechnic, which led to his passion for photography and film. His highly innovative movies often feature his scriptwriting talent as well. In fact, his screenplay for the movie The Final Victory helped launch his film career as a director. In Wong’s films, the role of strong emotions helps him reach audiences through their hearts as well as their eyes and ears. 

Wong Kar-Wai won the Best Director prize at the Cannes Film Festival for his 1997 film Happy Together, a film shot mostly in Argentina.

The Eyes Behind The Sunglasses has everything about WKW. Author is a filmmaker and the site has a great selection of pictures.

Interviews from The Eyes Behind the Sunglasses:

• Hong Kong's master of internal pyrotechnics, by Edward A. Gargan Wong Kar-Wai interview from The New York Times (1997)
• Gay Trippers, by J. Hoberman Wong Kar-Wai interview from The Village Voice (October 1997)
• Colourful Spectre of New Psycho Christopher Doyle interview from South China Morning Post (January 22, 1999)
• Q&A: Wong Kar-wai, by Stephen Short Wong Kar-Wai interview from TIME ASIA (May 1999)
• Personal statement of style, by Paul Fonoroff Away With Words review from South China Morning Post (July 1999)
• Where is Mavis Hee?, by Jessica Tan Away With Words article from STRAIT TIMES (August 1999)
• 'In the Mood for Love' simmers With Secrets and Passion, by Matthew Greene. In the Mood for Love article from Yahoo! News (May 2000)
• Maggie's in the mood for love, by Stephen Short. Maggie Cheung interview from TIME ASIA (May 2000)
• And the winner is... , by Stephen Short. Wong-Kar Wai interview from TIME ASIA (May 2000)

What's This Wong Kar-Wai is a fan site for Hong Kong cult director Wong Kar-Wai with news, a biography, filmography, and photos. There's also a large archive of interviews and articles from European and Asian magazines. 

Wong Kar-Wai has films of Wong Kar-Wai with movie stills and photos. Link to best films lists and director list. 

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