“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.
From Gaza, a Call to Witness: The Urgency of “American Doctor”
In Poh Si Teng’s “American Doctor,” three physicians enter Gaza to save lives, revealing the human cost of care, grief, and bearing witness in real time.
The Horror of Wanting to be White in Amy Wang’s “Slanted”
Director Amy Wang and actor Shirley Chen discuss why Asian American stories should explore the cringiness of internalized racism.
How “Rental Family” Explores Japan’s Rent-A-Person Trend
Mari Yamamoto, Takehiro Hira, and Akira Emoto, stars of Hikari’s latest film exploring Japan’s rent-a-person industry, discuss loneliness, performance, and connection.
What to Watch in August
We’re finishing off summer with a lineup of films and series highlighting fantastical battles, family crises, and characters that wrestle with belonging, justice, and empowerment.
What to Watch in July
From Fan Bingbing and Priyanka Chopra Jonas to Veronica Ngô and Jackie Dallas, here are July’s must-watch movies and shows featuring Asian stars.
What to Watch in June
This June, check out the new season of “Squid Games,” films with actors Keanu Reeves, Lucy Liu, Arden Cho, and director-writer Celine Song’s latest movie “The Materialists.”
Karate Kid’s New Legacy: Ming-Na Wen on Breaking the Mold of the Asian Mom
Ming-Na Wen redefines Asian motherhood in “Karate Kid: Legends,” as the franchise welcomes its first Asian lead actor Ben Wang.
From Animation to Live-Action: Revisiting “Lilo & Stitch” as a Cultural Touchstone
Disney’s “Lilo & Stitch” has always celebrated authentic representation, from its groundbreaking animated origins to the new live-action adaptation with a diverse cast.
“Worth the Wait” Shows Us the Baggage and Luggage in Love
Lana Condor and Ross Butler on the unique difficulties of modern love in the all-Asian rom com “Worth the Wait.”