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‘Past Lives and Present Screens’

March 1, 2024
by Charlotte Wittmann

A conversation between Celine Song and Jeff Yang On January 23rd, the Lila Acheson Wallace Auditorium at the Asia Society was packed with people who had come to hear a conversation between author Jeff Yang and director Celine Song. Just that morning, Song ...

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(Image Credit: Deni Cheng)

The Familiar Rhapsodies of New York

August 30, 2023
by CineVue

The rumbling of a passing F train. The chatter and footsteps along Canal Street. The sizzle when oil hits the wok. This is the everyday music of New York City, and these filmmakers have a song to sing about each borough. (Image Credit: Cindy Chu) BAYAR ...

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Familiar Stories Told Differently

August 17, 2023
by Jonathan Liu

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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To Remember Is to Set Free

October 20, 2022
by Kano Umezaki

Julie Ha and Eugene Yi  Transnationalize the Roots of Anti-Asian Hate in ‘Free Chol Soo Lee’  Asian/American films incepted out of the impulse to speak back, and perhaps more critically, they carved a political space to speak from. First-time directors ...

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‘Kim’s Convenience:’ A would-be classic with clipped wings

June 30, 2021
by Nathan Liu

Written By: Nathan Liu   This article contains spoilers.   As the credits rolled on the final episode of “Kim’s Convenience,” the Canadian sitcom about a Korean family running a store in Toronto, I had one thought in my mind, “what a waste.” Bet ...

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‘Amy Tan: Unintended Memoir’: Reflections on an Asian American literary legacy

May 21, 2021
by Kyubin Kim

Written By: Kyubin Kim   For many accomplished and aspiring Asian American writers, myself included in the latter, Amy Tan’s novel “The Joy Luck Club” was our gateway drug into the Asian American literary canon.  Published in 1989, “The Joy Lu ...

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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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‘Raya and The Last Dragon’ is a fierce and beautiful call for healing

March 15, 2021
by Aditya Sharma

Written By: Aditya Sharma   Disney’s “Raya and The Last Dragon” is a vivid and thrilling romp through a world that’s both ancient and thoroughly fresh. In Kumandra, a land of rivers, islands and peninsulas that resembles just enough of each corner of Sout ...

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I want YOU … to make movies about the 442!

February 22, 2021
by Nathan Liu

Written By: Nathan Liu   The 442nd Regimental Combat Team; if you paid attention during history class at all, then you should be familiar with them. An all-Japanese American fighting unit that served in Europe during the Second World War, the 442 rem ...

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