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  dragontattoo

  Saturday, Oct 13, 2007 7:36AM [Report]

  Hi Eric Thankyou so much for becoming a fan, it's a great honor
  Take Care
  Regards
  Naomi
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  peachey

  Friday, Oct 5, 2007 3:02AM [Report]

  HI Eric. Thanks for visiting my profile.
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   Wendy Cheng

  Thursday, Oct 4, 2007 7:13AM [Report]

  Thanks for the thoughts on Eastern Promises. I think the way you broke down the structure of the script was right on - I wasn't focused enough to figure out why it felt more like a harmony - yes, somehow I felt that it was more of a sketch of the Russian mob in London world in a way that was merely descriptive, up until Viggo fights naked.
  
  Watching him fight naked was pretty fascinating but really didn't make up for the whole film. I simply felt A History of Violence was, beat for beat, a melody in the opposite sense. All that said, I loved the production design and so many of the creative choices in this film. And I really did love the very sparsely built-up sexual tension between Naomi and Viggo, beginning with his sightings of her on motorcycle and strangely, advancing with that one shot of her sitting in the back of his car - and nicely, being resolved with the kiss over the baby.
  
  The kiss over the baby reminded me so much the kiss between the two lovers over the husband, in the film 3-Iron. Do you know what I'm talking about? It was even similar in terms of its placement in the film.
  
  As for the whole baby thing - something about that felt so much more conceptual than real - do you know what I mean? It seemed to reek of symbolism. We never really cared enough about it, yet it was the crux of the whole film.
  
  Thanks again. So good to hear such incisive thoughts about film.
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  jeanne

  Sunday, Sep 23, 2007 8:13AM [Report]

  Just stopped by to see your photos.. Very good.. you are a hundsome young man. Always thought you would be older.. I am very impressed..
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  Jaine

  Monday, Sep 17, 2007 4:17PM [Report]

  Nau Mai Haere Mai (means welcome.... to NZ)
  =)
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  dragontattoo

  Sunday, Sep 16, 2007 11:28PM [Report]

  I just read about 'What remains' on the factory630.com and then saw the clip. It looks a lovely story. Sibling films always get me going. I hope I get to see it.
  Nice meeting you here Eric
  Regards
  Naomi
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  Jaine

  Friday, Sep 14, 2007 1:32PM [Report]

  Hi Eric
  thanks for popping by =)
  Your short film looks great, I hope to see it, but living in NZ we miss out on lots of cool stuff =(
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  teresayuqi

  Friday, Sep 7, 2007 12:21PM [Report]

  come 2 say hi~~
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  AsianChick100

  Friday, Aug 31, 2007 12:31AM [Report]

  welcome to the site!
  impressive bio u got there... =)
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   Wendy Cheng

  Wednesday, Aug 29, 2007 8:47PM [Report]

  Wow, you should read "As I Lay Dying," because from the little I know about "What Remains," there's a lot of common feeling. Also, Faulkner writes so beautifully, of course. It's from the perspective of sons who are building their mother's coffin, on her wish, as she is actually dying. Yes, Tim was so great to work with - he's so polite and helpful. He also did a fab job on my 2nd year film but I don't think I would show it anywhere unless I did some major recutting and some sound design...had a lot to learn then and still do... let''s see, also, shooting in Taiwan was great. It was just a total overlap of the personal needs I had at the same time of going there and seeing my family, and we actually used the film as a way to get to know and reconnect with many many people. Don't know if I would do it again, though. Though I gotta say, as a Taiwanese American on a small island, you can get hooked up with anyone and everyone. We had 2 emmy award (jinzongjiang) winning actresses audition within the space of only 4 days of phone calls and auditions. We also had the 2nd AC who had just come off Cai Ming Liang's "I Don't Want to Sleep ALone" in Malaysia. Good times.
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   Wendy Cheng

  Wednesday, Aug 29, 2007 6:32AM [Report]

  trying to blog more and read more blogs lately... as I stew at home with my projects... I liked what you said about Bergman and it reminded me - the first scene I ever saw which made me feel that I understood filmmaking more deeply was in La Notte di Cabiria (Fellini), when Giulietta Masina is standing at the edge of the sparkling water after having been "given it all" and then having it taken away from her. Mostly because it was a repetition of a visual image that had occurred early in the film, but now you understood a whole lifetime of change in seeing her there again. a very moving shot.
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   Wendy Cheng

  Wednesday, Aug 29, 2007 4:45AM [Report]

  think i asked you this before but have you read "as I lay dying" by faulkner?
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   Wendy Cheng

  Wednesday, Aug 29, 2007 3:24AM [Report]

  Wow, is that Tim Kang? I worked with him on my second year film. He's great. Would love to see the rest of your film. It looks beautiful.
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   Kit Hui

  Monday, Aug 27, 2007 11:09PM [Report]

  dude, can't wait to see you and the gang... it really has been WAY TOO LONG!!  get yourself some pepcid AC, cos we'll be for sure chilling over "a few" drinks and dinner(s) :P  i also want to stock up some dvds from kim's and a trip to either J&R or B&B will be a must!  can't wait!  will call as soon as i land.  you better clear your schedule for the next few days ^_^
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  carmellarose

  Monday, Aug 27, 2007 2:32PM [Report]

  Welcome to AnD!!
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   Pauline C

  Sunday, Aug 26, 2007 5:39AM [Report]

  WELCOME!!! hope to read more!
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   Chia-Yi Renée Chao

  Sunday, Aug 26, 2007 1:19AM [Report]

  Hey Eric, great to see you here! Hope to see you soon and catch up!
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   sirendipity

  Friday, Aug 24, 2007 4:48AM [Report]

  Hi Eric, welcome!  =)  Enjoy your stay here.
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  Akira80

  Friday, Aug 24, 2007 1:01AM [Report]

  What up?!  So many welcome's, exhuasting!!  Glad your here :)
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  pauline720

  Thursday, Aug 23, 2007 12:31PM [Report]

  Hi Eric,
  Welcome to alivenotdead ('',)

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