Thus Hong Kong cinema seems to be playing "Hollywood" in the age of global capitalism, only on a smaller scale. "Borderless" in the title represents the authors' attempt to suggest a theoretical paradigm that would eliminate any confining intellectual essentialism. The book's critical goal is to allow a more flexible cultural identity of Hong Kong to be articulated and imagined than could be done using a more traditional "national cinema" approach...
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The book's critical goal is to allow a more flexible cultural identity of Hong Kong to be articulated and imagined than could be done using a more traditional "national cinema" approach. Yau proposes a notion of "borderless" to express the flexibility of Hong Kong cinema in this era of global capitalism without imposing a critic's totalizing perspective on the area's diverse and alternative modernities...
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