The infernal affairs trilogy and Hong Kong cinema's relationship with the external world

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Houssart, M. 2011. The infernal affairs trilogy and Hong Kong cinema's relationship with the external world. Chinese Cities and the Outside World: A Workshop for City, Culture and Society. Urban Research Plaza, Osaka City University 2011
TypeConference paper
TitleThe infernal affairs trilogy and Hong Kong cinema's relationship with the external world
AuthorsHoussart, M.
ConferenceChinese Cities and the Outside World: A Workshop for City, Culture and Society
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Print01 Aug 2011
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Deposited27 Apr 2016
Accepted01 Jun 2011
Output statusPublished
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LanguageEnglish
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