Stray Dogs
Master Shots: Tsai Ming-liang’s Late Digital Period
By Blake Williams | 08/30/2013 | CS56, Features, From Cinema Scope Magazine
By Blake Williams The title of Tsai Ming-liang’s tenth feature Stray Dogs bears a fairly conspicuous resemblance to a key metaphor from Laozi’s 6th-century Chinese philosophical text Tao Te Ching, which allegorizes man’s relationship with the heavens as that of a straw dog and the one who created it. Literally a dog-shaped figure made out…
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