“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.”
Lana Condor and Ross Butler on the unique difficulties of modern love in the all-Asian rom com “Worth the Wait.”
The drama “Rule Breakers” portrays the inspiring true story of Roya Mahboob and her team of young inventors, highlighting the untapped potential of Afghan women.
The South Korean director and filmmaker discusses moral boundaries, class privilege, and how far parents will go to protect their children.
This May, check out the new releases like “Karate Kid: Legends” starring Jackie Chan and Ming-Na Wen, the live action “Lilo & Stitch,” and a documentary featuring legendary producer Lee Soo Man.
While this year’s SXSW Film & TV Festival may be over, here are some of the features that will stay with us even beyond — all directed and led by Asian women.
The Korean American talks about her unapologetic take on her character Tina and how punk culture meets community resilience in 1980s Oakland.
Ngo addresses generational trauma, Vietnamese heritage, and literal demons in Hulu’s new horror film “Control Freak” starring Kelly Marie Tran.
Director Prarthana Mohan brings cultural nuance and humor to “Picture This,” a British Indian rom-com starring and executive produced by Bridgerton star Simone Ashley.
Alongside Woody Harrelson and Finn Cole, Simu Liu stars in “Last Breath,” a gripping true story following seasoned deep-sea divers as they battle the raging elements to rescue one of their own.
The resilient haenyeo, Korean divers, of Jeju Island fight to preserve tradition, marine ecosystems, and cultural heritage in this Apple TV+ documentary.

