Hur Jin-ho Asks Us What Kind of Person We Are in “A Normal Family”
The South Korean director and filmmaker discusses moral boundaries, class privilege, and how far parents will go to protect their children.
“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.
South Asian Sisters Kick Ass in “Polite Society”
We chatted with the film’s director Nida Manzoor about depictions of sisterhood, women’s fury, and more.
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.
“Everything Everywhere All At Once” Is Sublime
“Everything Everywhere All At Once” is a stunning film about the multiverse featuring the incomparable Michelle Yeoh in the role of a lifetime.
Is “Shang-Chi” Worth The Hype?
“Shang-Chi” is not perfect, but is a feel-good film with Asian actors front and center.
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 …
“Raya and the Last Dragon”: A Portrait of Trust, Unity and Southeast Asian Culture
Growing up as a Filipina American, I didn’t see many characters in movies or books with my tan skin and wider nose. For Halloween and …
“Minari” is More than an Asian American Film: Why You Should Watch
This review contains spoilers. “Minari,” just shy of two hours long, poses a universal question: Is it worth setting out for your dreams? The film …