Another New Trailer For Wong Kar-Wai's 'Blossoms Shanghai' Project

Come back to the movies, WKW! Tencent Pictures is China has released another new promotional trailer for a web series + feature film project called Blossoms Shanghai, also known as Blossoms (繁花) for China. It's been in the works for years and years. We've already shown a different trailer for this past year, but it still hasn't been released yet. It's all pretty blurry. It is an adaptation of a 2012 novel of the same name by Jin Yucheng, telling the story of a young entrepreneur named Mr. Bao as he seeks wealth, status, and romance in the background. of the economic boom of the 1990s in China. The story of a "self-made millionaire" in Shanghai in the 1990s, a young opportunist with a troubled past. Wong said it was a "deeply personal undertaking as a return to his hometown of Shanghai," and he has been working on its script and development for five years." Starring Hu Ge as M Bao, starring Kris Wu, Ma Yili, Tang Yan, and Xin Zhilei There's still no English subtitles in the trailer, but it's all about the WKW aesthetic and vibe, sure. Take a look.

Here is the second international trailer (+ poster) for Blossoms Shanghai by Wong Kar-Wai, on YouTube:

You can rewatch the first trailer for Wong Kar-Wai's Blossoms Shanghai here to see even more footage.

Blossoms Shanghai tells the story of an enigmatic, self-made millionaire known as Mr. Bao (Hu Ge), and his journey of reinventing himself from a young opportunist with a troubled past to the heights of the golden city of Shanghai. Against the backdrop of massive economic growth in Shanghai in the 1990s, the series unveils the glamor that follows his dazzling wealth and entanglement with four fabulous women who represent his life's pursuits: adventure, honor, love and innocence. Blossoms Shanghai, also known as Blossoms, includes both a web series and a feature film directed by the Beloved Chinese filmmaker Wong Kar-Wai, director of many great films including Down With Tears, Days of Being Wild, Chungking Express, Ashes of Time, Fallen Angels >, Happy Together, In the Mood for Love, 2046< /em>, My Blueberry Nights, and also The Grandmaster before, as well as some short films and other projects. The screenplay is also written by Wong Kar-Wai, adapted from the novel of the same name written by Jin Yucheng. It is also produced by Wong Kar-Wai, with Peter Pau serving as visual supervisor. Tencent Pictures will release the new web series and movie in China sometime in 2023. There are still no international release plans at this time. Who else wants to watch this?

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