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‘Bookmark 14’ takes an honest look at what it means to be a teenager

August 18, 2021
by Jeremy Lim

Written By: Jeremy Lim     This article may contain spoilers.     Adults love to wax poetic about their nostalgia associated with being a kid and kids love to talk about how they just want to grow up. But nobody thinks back fondly abou ...

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‘Waikiki’: Half remembered dream or waking nightmare?

August 12, 2021
by Nathan Liu

Written By: Nathan Liu     This article may contain spoilers.     When you hear “Waikiki,” what do you think? White beaches? Blue waves? Drinks with tiny umbrellas? I’ll bet it’s not homelessness or domestic violence. And yet, both thi ...

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Ashish Pant’s ‘The Knot’ explores what happens when India’s social bubbles are broken

August 10, 2021
by Aditya Sharma

Written By: Aditya Sharma     This article may contain spoilers.     Ashish Pant was driving with his father and sister through the city of Lucknow in northern India when they got into an accident with a scooter driver who had run a red light. He was on ...

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Anne Hu’s love letter to her mother is a quintessential Asian American story

July 16, 2021
by Aditya Sharma

Written By: Aditya Sharma   If you are the child of immigrants who grew up in the United States, odds are you have experienced a lunchbox moment. Odds are that the food you brought looks, smells and tastes different (read: better). But the feeling of ...

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‘Chan Is Missing’: A search for cultural identity

March 29, 2021
by Sonny Arifien

Written By: Sonny Arifien of Privilege of Legends “If this were a TV mystery, then an important clue would pop up at this time …” Has anyone seen Chan? He went missing back in 1982 and hasn’t been seen since. It seems like a lifetime ago now, and ...

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‘The White Tiger’: A rags-to-revenge story

February 16, 2021
by Aditya Sharma

Written By: Aditya Sharma   Disclaimer: spoilers ahead! In the first two minutes of Netflix’s “The White Tiger” we hear the opening to Punjabi MC and Jay-Z’s “Beware of The Boys” and see a man dressed as a Maharajah swerve out of the way of an oncom ...

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‘Minari’ — Family matters

February 8, 2021
by Jeremy Lim

Written By: Jeremy Lim A touching and heartfelt story about what it means to be a Korean American immigrant, Lee Isaac Chung’s “Minari” takes an incredibly personal account of Arkansas in the 1980s and turns it into something that can be understood by al ...

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Quarantine watching: ‘Tigertail’

April 30, 2020
by Demi Guo

Written By: Demi Guo Quietly enrapturing, “Tigertail” does not mince on the small details, down to the meaning of its title. Alan Yang’s newest contribution to Netflix is the age-old story of an immigrant father and the dreams he shed on his path to a new ...

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My Heart Beats

April 3, 2012
by Asian CineVision

In a desperate attempt to revitalize her monotonous life, Juri, a lonely English professor in her mid-30s, has decided to break into the porn industry.

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