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Hsiao-hsien Hou Biography (1947-)
Born April 8, 1947, in Meihsien, Canton Province, China. Career: Director, producer, screenwriter, and actor. Worked as assistant to several directors beginning, 1974; director, 1981--; previously worked as an electronic calculator salesman. Awards, Honors: Golden Lion, Venice Film Festival, 1989, for Pei-ch'ing ch'eng-shih; Independent Spirit Award nomination,best foreign film, 1991, for Beiqing chengshi; Jury Prize, Cannes FilmFestival, 1993, FIPRESCI Award, Istanbul International Film Festival, 1994,for Hismeng jensheng. Golden Palm Award nomination, Cannes Film Festival 1995, Silver Screen Award, Singapore International Film Festival, specialachievement honor, 1996, for Haonan haonu; Golden Palm Award nomination, 1996, for Nanguo zaijan, nanguo; Golden Palm Award nomination, 1997, for Hai shan hua..
- Nationality
- Chinese
- Gender
- Male
- Occupation
- director, producer, screenwriter, actor
- Birth Details
- April 8, 1947
- Canton, China
Famous Works
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CREDITS
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Film Director, Except Where Indicated
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Chiu shih liu-liu-te t'a (also known as Cute Girl and Lovable You), 1981
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Feng-erh t'i-t'a-ts'ai (also known as Cheerful Wind and Play While You Play), 1982
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Tsai na ho-pan ch'ing-ts'ao-ch'ing (also known as Green Grass of Home), 1982
- "Son's Big Doll," Erh-tzu-te ta wan-ou (also known as The Sandwich Man), 1983
- Producer, Hsiao pi te ku shih (also known as Growing Up), 1983
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Feng-kuei-lai te jen (also known as The Boys from Fengkueiand All the Youthful Days), 1983
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Tung-tung-te chia-ch'i (also known as A Summer at Grandpa's), 1984
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Dongdong de Jiaqi, 1984
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T'ung nien wang-shih (also known as The Time to Live and the Time to Die), 1985
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Lien-lien feng-ch'en (also known as Dust in the Wind and Rite of Passage), 1986
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Ni-lo-ho nu-erh (also known as Daughter of the Nile), 1987
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Pei-ch'ing ch'eng-shih (also known as A City of Sadness andGolden Horse), 1989
- Associate producer, The King of Chess, 1989
- Executive producer, Da hong deng long gao gao gua (also known as Raise the Red Lantern), Orion Classics, 1991
- Executive producer, Shaolin Ye, An La! (also known as Dust of Angels), 1992
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Hsimeng jensheng (also known as The Puppetmaster), 1993
- Executive producer, Duo-Sang (also known as A Borrowed Life), 1994
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Haonan haonu (also known as Golden Horse and Good Men, Good Women), 1995
- Executive producer, Qunian dongtian (also known as Heartbreak Island), 1995
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Nanguo zaijan, nanguo (also known as Goodbye South, Goodbye), 1996
- And executive producer, Hai shan hua (also known as Flowers ofShanghai and Hou Xiaoxian), 1998
- Producer, Borderline, 1999
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Film Appearances
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Qingmei Zhuma (also known as Taipei Story), 1985
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Lao niang gou sao (also known as Soul), 1986
- Voice of The Fence, K'ung-pu fen-tzu, 1986
- Himself, Meiyou taiyang de rizi (also known as Sunless Days), 1990
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Yang+/-Yin: Gender in Chinese Cinema, 1996
- Himself, Cinema de notre temps: Hou Hsiao Hsien (also known as HHH: A Portrait of Hou Hsaio-Hsien and Hou hsiao-hsien hau hsiang), 1997
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WRITINGS
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Screenplays
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Six Is Company, 1982
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Hsaio pi te ku shih (also known as Growing Up), 1983
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Dongdong de Jiaqi, 1984
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T'ung nien wang-shih (also known as The Time to Live and the Time to Die), 1985
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Qunian dongtian (also known as Heartbreak Island), 1995
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