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‘The Accidental Getaway Driver’: Song of Diaspora

August 28, 2023
by Lucas Manuel-Scheibe CineVueFeaturesInterviewsUncategorized

Note: Parts of the interview were edited for clarity of content. When asked about the form of his debut feature film “The Accidental Getaway Driver,” director Sing J. Lee answered that the thriller-drama is at its truest a song; more specifically, a folk ...

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Mama Knows Best

August 17, 2023
by Jonathan Liu CineVueCineVue ContributorsCommunityFeaturesFilm Reviews

Think! Chinatown Shorts Showing at DCTV theater Listen to mama. Why? Because. No ifs, ands, or buts. A grassroots non-profit organization by the name of Think! Chinatown (T!C) produced a set of films for the purpose of passing down oral histories from Ne ...

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Familiar Stories Told Differently

August 17, 2023
by Jonathan Liu CineVueCineVue ContributorsFeaturesFilm Reviews

This year’s showcase gives 21-and-under filmmakers of Asian descent a chance to reach a wider audience. In the midst of exams and extracurriculars, it is a feat for any student to crank out a short film, let alone ones with high production value. The seve ...

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Capturing the World’s ‘Forward Momentum’

August 15, 2023
by CineVue CineVueCineVue ContributorsDocumentariesFeaturesFilm ReviewsShortsUncategorized

In one part of the world, the country breaks into revolution. At the same time in another, a young woman gets elected as the first Asian American to hold her political title. Wherever something is happening, and whatever that something is, someone’s life ...

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The ‘ABC from NYC’ for AAPI in the USA

August 12, 2023
by Jonathan Liu CineVueFeaturesInterviews

‘Photographic Justice: A Corky Lee Story’ is about a man and the movement he pushed into the limelight Young Kwok Corky Lee, otherwise known as “Corky,” took photos that to this day, like the Brooklyn Bridge, connect two different societies. Born in 1947 ...

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Care, COVID, and colonialism: A uniquely Filipino American story in ‘Nurse Unseen’

August 8, 2023
by James Ochoa CineVueFeaturesFilm ReviewsUncategorized

Michele Josue highlights the virtually untold story of Filipino nurses Stories of Filipino nurses are made visible in the documentary “Nurse Unseen” by Emmy award-winning documentarian Michele Josue. The 90-minute feature tells the stories of Filipino nur ...

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Exploring the World through ‘Fire & Water’

August 8, 2023
by CineVue CineVueCineVue ContributorsFeaturesFilm Reviews

In this big, wide world, Asian diasporas experience change and introspection in all sorts of environments. Will it be in the water? In the heat of the sun? Or the shadow of a volcano? Wherever it is, and wherever they go, there is a story worth telling. ...

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Linh Tran Got the Green Light

August 6, 2023
by Nate Shu CineVueFeatures

A remarkable debut by a new young filmmaker “I have no idea what I’m doing with my career,” Linh Tran candidly stated via phone interview. That uncertainty is confidently felt throughout her debut feature, “Waiting for the Light to Change.” Tran’s film, w ...

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Migrant Massage Workers Make Their Own Narrative

July 30, 2023
by Demi Guo CineVueFeatures

‘Fly in Power’ is a call to action Content Warning: This article contains a brief mention of a suicide or murder. When Song Yang died in a police raid in 2017, she became a symbol of sex trafficking victims in the massage parlors of New York City. The do ...

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