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‘Blossoms Shanghai’: The Criterion Channel Airing Wong Kar Wai’s 30-Episode Popular Drama Series In 2025
Wong Kar Wai‘s acclaimed series “Blossoms Shanghai” has officially secured a debut later this year on The Criterion Channel. The Shanghai-set drama that takes place during the 1990s has an impressive 30-episode count and became quite the phenomenon when it was released in China, earning a reputation as the most-streamed TV series nationwide. The news was shared with us by Criterion themselves as they proudly made the announcement today that they would be airing the highly anticipated work from Kar Wai, his very first attempt at an episodic television project in his lengthy career as a director. Continue reading ‘Blossoms Shanghai’: The Criterion Channel Airing Wong Kar Wai’s 30-Episode Popular Drama Series In 2025 at The Playlist.
Wong Kar Wai‘s acclaimed series “Blossoms Shanghai” has officially secured a debut later this year on The Criterion Channel. The Shanghai-set drama that takes place during the 1990s has an impressive 30-episode count and became quite the phenomenon when it was released in China, earning a reputation as the most-streamed TV series nationwide.
The news was shared with us by Criterion themselves as they proudly made the announcement today that they would be airing the highly anticipated work from Kar Wai, his very first attempt at an episodic television project in his lengthy career as a director.
