“The Furious” Lands Every Punch
Producer Bill Kong, director Kenji Tanigaki, and actors Xie Miao and Joe Taslim discuss Hong Kong cinema and a return to real people performing real stunts.
3 Favorite Films from the 2025 Austin Asian American Film Festival
This year’s Austin Asian American Film Festival celebrated playful rebellion. Mochi shares three films that stood out.
Unpacking the Controversies and Triumphs in “Lee Soo-man: King Of K-Pop”
By weaving together dramatic moments, controversies, and personal reflections, director Ting Poo celebrates the life of Lee Soo-man, the founder of SM Entertainment.
Memories and Time Travel: Humanizing Dementia in “Wisdom Gone Wild”
In her moving documentary, “Wisdom Gone Wild,” filmmaker Rea Tajiri encourages us to reshape our perspective and dialogue on dementia.
4 Asian & Asian American Films We Loved at SF IndieFest
The 25th annual SF IndieFest is taking place at San Francisco’s Roxie Theater and online. Here are four of our favorite films from the festival.
Pondering the “What Ifs” of the Taiwanese Film “Goddamned Asura”
“Goddamned Asura,” a 2021 film directed by Lou Yi-an, is Taiwan’s submission for Best International Feature Film at the 95th Academy Awards.
Benedict Wong and Xochitl Gomez Steal Scenes in “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness”
“Dr. Strange: Multiverse of Madness” sequel delivers characters of color, Benedict Wong and America Chavez, that AAPI audiences will love.
“A Shot Through the Wall” Explores Asian American Accountability in Systemic Racism
Director Aimee Long’s film “A Shot Through the Wall” is a complicated snapshot of racism in America, centered around the story of a Chinese American police officer who accidentally kills an innocent Black man.
Dressing James Bond: Interview With 007 Costume Designer, Suttirat Anne Larlarb
“No Time To Die,” the 25th film in the James Bond series premieres October 8th. In anticipation of the glamorous film, we sat down with the woman behind the all those alluring and stylist costumes, Suttirat Anne Larlarb.
“Blue Bayou” Humanizes Deportations at the Expense of Undocumented Adoptees
This review contains spoilers. In Focus Features’ new film “Blue Bayou,” a tattoo artist in Louisiana finds himself facing deportation. Like the deportees we hear …