Nearly 25 years ago, John Cho appeared in a movie that helped change the possibilities for Asian American actors in Hollywood. Justin Lin’s “Better Luck Tomorrow” arrived at Sundance […]
Category: Movies
Stephanie Ahn on ‘Bedford Park’ and Rethinking the Korean American Identity Story
Ten years is a long time to live with a movie that may never get made. For Stephanie Ahn, that meant years of writing and rewriting “Bedford Park,” trying […]
TIFF Film Review: Mina Shum’s ‘Whatcha Want’ Dances Between Generations
Movies have long treated dance as a shortcut to liberation. Put an unhappy young woman in a studio, turn up the music and give her enough room to move, […]
The Monster Isn’t the Scariest Thing About Hope
Courtesy of NEON / PLUS M Entertainment What if the scariest thing about a monster movie isn’t the monster? Na Hong-jin’s Hope arrives with all the ingredients of a cinematic nightmare: […]
Simu Liu on Money, Identity, and Building His Own Definition of Success
After opening up about his journey from Deloitte accountant to Marvel superhero on Richer Lives, Simu Liu is taking the conversation a step further. Following his appearance on Richer […]
Beauty Meets Heroism: Joico Teams Up with Supergirl for a Powerful New Collaboration
For more than five decades, Joico has been a driving force in professional haircare, earning the trust of hairstylists and consumers through a commitment to healthy, high-performing hair. Now, […]
Inside Netflix’s The WONDERfools Ahead of Its May 15 Premiere
As superhero stories continue to evolve, Netflix’s upcoming series The WONDERfools takes a different route, trading polished heroes for a chaotic group of neighborhood outsiders who suddenly find themselves […]
Inside Netflix’s Soul Mate
There’s a quiet ache at the center of Soul Mate, the upcoming Netflix film arriving May 14. Spanning Berlin, Seoul, and Tokyo, the film follows two wounded strangers whose […]
My Dearest Assassin: Born to Be Hunted
There’s a certain kind of film that doesn’t just lean into action, but builds an entire emotional world inside it. My Dearest Assassin, arriving on Netflix May 7, is […]
Nobody Dumps My Daughter: A True Story
There’s something quietly unsettling about the way control can disguise itself as care. In Nobody Dumps My Daughter, now streaming on Netflix, that tension sits at the center of […]
Hojo Shin Is Her Own Biggest Competition in IDOLS
Outside of XO Kitty, Shin is stepping into short film territory with IDOLS, a 20-minute project she believes lands at an interesting cultural moment. With audiences growing increasingly burnt […]
Exclusive: Jessica Henwick, Unscripted
Jessica Henwick is having a very good run. The British-Singaporean actress has gone from action blockbusters to prestige television without missing a beat, picking up a BAFTA nomination along […]
Speaking at Full Volume: Sherry Cola on GOAT
Sherry Cola has never been shy about taking up space. And with her role as Hannah the aardwolf in the animated film GOAT, she’s got more reason than ever […]
What Really Happened During BTS’s Break
BTS is here for their comeback with a record-breaking 110 million first-day streams across multiple music platforms. With their Netflix documentary coming out March 27, BTS is ready for […]
Death Name | Tubi’s New Horror Original From Director Réi
Tubi just dropped a new original movie, and it’s already turning heads. Death Name, directed by Réi, is now streaming and it’s the kind of horror that sticks with […]
