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Postscript: The Fall of the I-Hotel

July 23, 2023
by Caroline Cabading CineVue ContributorsFeatures

Editor’s Note: “The Fall of the I-Hotel Postscript” originally screened at AAIFF85. It is a documentary that follows the San Francisco Filipino community’s resistance against the systemic destruction of Manilatown, including the forced eviction of 50 elde ...

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ACV Co-Hosting Tribeca Film Festival Screenings

June 8, 2023
by Asian CineVision Updates

Asian Cinevision (ACV) is proud to serve as co-host for the screenings of KIM'S VIDEO and SMOKING TIGERS at the upcoming Tribeca Film Festival!  ABOUT THE FILMS KIM'S VIDEO (dir. Ashley Sabin and David Redmon, 8 ...

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‘Leading from the Front’ of Asian American Identity

May 23, 2023
by CineVue CineVueFeaturesFilm ReviewsUncategorized

The zeitgeist of Asians in the United States is defined by questions: How do we bear the sacrifices of our families who decided to stake our futures on this land? With whom do we connect as a nationality defined by the world’s ethnicities? And as we look ...

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2023 AAISC Screenplay Reading: THE KINDNESS OF STRANGERS

May 9, 2023
by Asian CineVision Updates

Join Asian CineVision for a staged reading of the 2023 Asian American International Screenplay Competition winner THE KINDNESS OF STRANGERS, written by Ashley Argota Torres and Mick Torres. Moderated feedback session to follow. Light refreshments will be ...

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‘Everything Everywhere All At Once’ and the importance of reinterpreting stories

March 17, 2023
by Nathan Liu CineVueFeatures

This article contains spoilers. Every so often, Hollywood releases an all-female, or all-POC version of a classic story, like the 2016 version of “Ghostbusters” or the 2014 version of “About Last Night.” And when that happens, you can bet that there wi ...

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Interrogating Preconceived Notions of Korea

March 4, 2023
by Giannina Ong CineVueFeaturesInterviews

“Crossings” takes viewers on a tour of the two Koreas Feminist scholar Gloria Anzaldúa wrote, “Borders are set up to define the places that are safe and unsafe, to distinguish us from them. A border is a dividing line, a narrow strip along a steep edge.”  ...

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International Fame through Faith: “Singing in the Wilderness”

March 3, 2023
by Wen Tan CineVueFeaturesFilm ReviewsUncategorized

“Singing in the Wilderness” is a documentary about a Miao ethnic Christian choir group in China. After a century of living in the mountains, this choir group gets a chance to sing on the world stage. Their faith is questioned as they try to find success. ...

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AAIFF46 Open for Submissions

January 7, 2023
by Asian CineVision UncategorizedUpdates

Submissions for the 46th Asian American International Film Festival (AAIFF46) are open! This year’s festival will be from July 26 – Aug 6, 2023, in the form of a hybrid festival: a mixture of online screenings with limited in-person events in NYC. Dea ...

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‘Better Luck Tomorrow’: 20 Years Later

December 13, 2022
by Nathan Liu CineVueFeaturesRetrospective

Tackling the legacy of the greatest Asian American filmThis article contains spoilers.On October 4, 2019, the LA Times’ released an article titled “The 20 best Asian American films of the last 20 years.” And number one on their list was the 2002 crime dra ...

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