Tonia Sotiropoulou

Wong Kar-Wai’s sensual, ambitious sci-fi is a loose sequel to “In the Mood for Love”, with Tony Leung back as the same man, only now his luck in love has run much lower. He moves from one woman to the next, but none of them can make him forget the one. — In a Hong Kong hotel room in the 1960s, Chow Mo-wan writes pulp fiction, and one by one the women who pass through the room next door find their way into his books. His latest story is about a train to 2046, a place people travel to in search of a lost memory, and from which no one has ever returned. — Official Selection | Cannes Film Festival | 2004 Best Actor (Tony Leung) | Hong Kong Film Awards | 2005 Best Actress (Ziyi Zhang) | Hong Kong Film Awards | 2005 Best Cinematography | Hong Kong Film Awards | 2005 Best Art Direction | Hong Kong Film Awards | 2005 Best Original Film Score | Hong Kong Film Awards | 2005

Actress Tonia Sotiropoulou answers the big question "what should I watch tonight" by discussing with us her 5 favourite films. Which one would she like to star in? Is it OK to have a talent for playing a creep? A conversation about Truth or Dare, haunted dresses and love scenes in the movies.

Kinky appetites, terror, fashion, death. All the obsessions of Peter Strickland’s unique cinema ("Duke of Burgundy", "Berberian Sound Studio") are put into the blender resulting in a climax of fetish horror unlike anything else. — In a busy clothing store, 50-year-old Sheila is persuaded to buy the red dress that the eccentric saleswoman insists fits her perfectly. Only the garment turns out to be cursed, and no matter how hard she tries to get rid of it, the horrific consequences of her ill-fated purchase haunt her, as well as anyone else she meets in her path. — Special Jury Prize | Sarasota Film Festival | 2019 Best Cinematography | Les Arcs European Film Festival | 2018