6 Must-See Films at This Year’s CAAMFest
Check out these Asian and Asian American films, shorts, and animated shorts currently showing at the 2024 CAAMFest: Lifting the Truths of Our Stories.
4 Movies We Loved at SXSW
From thrillers about smuggling jobs in the ’70s to comedies about teaching high school sex ed as a virgin, here are some films we loved at SXSW.
I Wrote a Book About My Best Friends
Inspired by real-life friendships that have withstood the test of time and distance, guest writer E. L. Shen memorialized these bonds in her first novel, “The Queens of New York.”
“The Tiger’s Apprentice,” Raman Hui’s Modern Spin on Chinese Mythology
Stacked with Asian actors lending their voices, Paramount+’s animated film “The Tiger’s Apprentice” explores the Chinese zodiac in a wholesome and authentic tale.
“Joy Ride” Expands Definitions of Family and Navigates Complexities of Identity
Adele Lim’s directorial debut is a chick flick, raunchy comedy, and Asian American movie all in one. The story thrives because the film isn’t focused on being more than it is.
Reminiscing on the Quiet Romance of Celine Song’s “Past Lives”
Writer and director Celine Song discusses the silences, first love, and learnings that make up her debut film “Past Lives.”
Storytelling Through Voice and the Written Word with Shin Yu Pai
Through her podcast “Ten Thousand Things,” Pai highlights the stories of Asian Americans told through everyday objects.
How Asian Grocery Stores Offer Tastes of Home
Asian grocery stories are not simply places to buy food; for many of us, they’re places of joy, safety, nostalgia, and a taste of home.
Both, Neither, None
My parents have been together for more than 20 years now. As I think about it, the fact is boggling to my teenage mind. Twenty …