What to Watch in September
This September, check out the new seasons of “Slow Horses,” and “Alice in Borderland,” and films with actors Tia Carrere, Christopher Chung, and Anjli Mohindra.
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.
Idols by Day, Demon Slayers by Night: Inside Netflix’s “K-Pop Demon Hunters”
The animated film blends K-pop with supernatural action, exploring the double lives of idol demon hunters and celebrating Korean culture.
Visually Stunning, “Avatar: The Last Airbender” Almost Gets It Right
Netflix’s “Avatar: The Last Airbender” is full of astonishing visuals and callbacks to the original Nickelodeon show.
“The Brothers Sun” is Not Your Mother’s Gangster Show
Chewy and complex, Netflix’s new action comedy series “The Brothers Sun” explores nuanced Asian American identities, families, and choice.
“Gyeongseong Creature” Asks Who Is the Real Monster?
Brilliantly acted, thrilling, and action-packed, Netflix’s new historical drama slash thriller explores the difficult choices people face in defining their humanity.
Four Takeaways About College From the “Never Have I Ever” Cast
It’s senior year, baby! The Netflix show’s cast talks about college admissions and expectations on its final season.
“Beef” is an Asian American Inheritance
Ali Wong and Steven Yeun serve up “Beef,” a reckoning on what we want from life and what we believe we deserve.
Let’s Talk About “You,” Tati Gabrielle
On Netflix’s “You” and “Kaleidoscope,” our Blasian BFF and shining star Tati Gabrielle discusses multiracial representation, creative costuming, and a new season of “You.”
From La Dame Pipi to Nightclub Starlet, Ashley Park on “Emily in Paris” Season 3
Korean American Ashley Park reprises her role as Mindy Chen in season 3 of Netflix’s “Emily in Paris.”