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Top five films to see in Hong Kong this week (July 27-August 2), from The Red Turtle to Mon Mon Mon Monsters
There’s something about being stranded on a beach that keeps cropping up among this week’s best movies. Also: a supernatural school bullying horror, David Lynch’s lawnmower man and a star turn from Gemma Arterton
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1. Dunkirk
Few directors have come close to matching this audacious attempt at immersing audiences in the harrowing reality of war. Like an experimental film that reduces dialogue and violence to a bare minimum, Christopher Nolan’s latest effort is an existential survival epic that resonates beyond history and politics. (Now showing)
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Dunkirk isn’t the only great movie this week to start with a man stranded on a beach. Dutch animator Michaël Dudok de Wit’s wordless feature, partly produced by Japan’s Studio Ghibli, offers a serene meditation on some of the biggest questions in life. (July 29 and August 2, part of the Hong Kong Kids International Film Festival)
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