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‘All My Life’: When truth fails as fiction

January 12, 2021
by Nathan Liu

Written By: Nathan Liu There’s a saying in storytelling, “Truth is stranger than fiction.” In my opinion, a more appropriate phrase would be “Some truths don’t work as fiction.” There are certain stories that, when presented in a fictional context — ...

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‘A Sugar & Spice Holiday’: The ground has been broken, now let’s build something

December 21, 2020
by Jeremy Lim

Written By: Jeremy Lim This article contains spoilers. In my last article discussing the possibilities for Asian American Christmas films in the future, I ended the piece by spotlighting a Lifetime made-for-TV movie that was slated to come ...

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PBS’ ‘Asian American’ series — visualizing voices of resistance

December 18, 2020
by Kano Umezaki

Written By: Kano Umezaki   This is the first article to a two-part series reviewing the “Asian Americans” For Asians who are often made invisible in the American colonial imagination, documentary filmmaking becomes a crucial praxis for revisionist s ...

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James Wong Howe: Cinematographer extraordinaire

December 7, 2020
by Nathan Liu

Written By: Nathan Liu Since I started writing for CineVue, I’ve done my best to spotlight early pioneers in the film industry. People like Sessue Hayakawa, Hollywood’s first Asian leading man, and Miyoshi Umeki, the first Asian actress to win an ...

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For the rest of us: A case for Asian American Christmas films

December 2, 2020
by Jeremy Lim

Written By: Jeremy Lim As the days get shorter and the nights get colder, it’s hard to ignore the big bully of a holiday that looms over everything from the moment Halloween is over. November, 2020 has housed an intense and often painstaking elect ...

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Documentary panel: Navigating cultural communities and identities

October 13, 2020
by Kano Umezaki

Written By: Kano Umezaki   In the popular cinematic imagination, Asians and Pacific Islanders linger as exotic backgrounds, simultaneously commodified and expropriated in the name of “representation.” To challenge against these colonial myths that ce ...

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Online activism campaigns and continuing anti-racism discourse

October 9, 2020
by CineVue

Written By: Michelle Ahn   This year, despite an ongoing pandemic, we saw communities come together in support of Black Lives Matter across the nation and the world. George Floyd’s wrongful death, along with Breonna Taylor, Eric Garner and many more, ...

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The looming Nazi in the background

October 9, 2020
by Demi Guo

The POC mediamaker’s how-to guide on anti-racism Written By: Demi Guo   Between podcasting, the news and entertainment, all media representation is tied to real-life consequence. In order for representation to further combat racism, said the AAIFF pa ...

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‘A Thousand Cuts’ shows how disinformation is a universal problem

October 8, 2020
by Demi Guo

Written By: Demi Guo   “A Thousand Cuts” is a necessary watch for those who want to understand what “fake news” means — and how it goes beyond the United States’ borders. It follows Maria Ressa, a Filipino American journalist, in her fight against di ...

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