Jacky Lai is working both sides of the press game these days. She plays a street-savvy young journalist in Netflix’s newly released “V-Wars,” but calling from Vancouver, she admits […]
Category: Movies
The First Trailer For Bond Film ‘No Time To Die’ Dropped Today
Bond is back, and this time he’s bringing some fresh faces with him. Directed by “Maniac” showrunner Cary Joji Fukunaga, “No Time to Die” stars Ralph Fiennes (“Official Secrets”) […]
The Lookout: December Has Plenty Of New Releases Lined Up For The Holidays
Editor’s note: we’re bringing you the latest scoop on what’s happening in Asian American film, TV, literature and music in our monthly “Lookout” articles. We’re doing the legwork, so […]
Celebrate Bruce Lee’s Birthday With 5 Of His Most Iconic Film Scenes
Happy 79th birthday, Bruce Lee! From the premiere of Cinemax’s “Warrior” to the upcoming Hong Kong martial arts film “Ip Man 4: The Finale,” 2019 is proof that the […]
Miya Cech To Star In Coming-Of-Age Comedy, ‘Marvelous And The Black Hole’
Miya Cech is in for a wild ride in her latest film, “Marvelous and the Black Hole.” 12-year-old Cech (“The Darkest Minds”) is set to star alongside Rhea Perlman […]
Kenny Leu Is Keeping History Alive As The Unsung Hero In ‘Midway’
During a pivotal moment in World War II, American forces bombed Tokyo in retaliation for the 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor. The 80 pilots behind the air strike, known […]
Review: A Lethal Love Triangle Unfolds In Netflix’s Psychological Thriller, ‘Earthquake Bird’
“We all live in our own reality,” says the detective interrogating Swedish translator Lucy Fly (Alicia Vikander). Except Lucy’s reality seems to be little more than a waking nightmare […]
The Lookout: This November, ‘See’ And ‘Last Christmas’ Are Coming To Screens Near You
Editor’s note: we’re bringing you the latest scoop on what’s happening in Asian American film, TV, literature and music in our monthly “Lookout” articles. We’re doing the legwork, so […]
Happy Halloween! Celebrate With One Of These 8 Asian Horror Movies
As anyone who’s seen the original renditions of “The Grudge” or “The Ring” can tell you, there’s no contest. With few exceptions, Asian horror movies are always way more […]
The Treatment: An Aspiring And Conspiring Opera Singer Takes Center Stage In ‘Prima Donna’
Editor’s note: For each issue, we choose an unproduced screenplay and present it to you as a one-page description of the proposed movie. An illustrator then reimagines the story […]
Hold On To Your Cowboy Hats, Folks—Sony Pictures Has Acquired Distribution Rights To ‘Yellow Rose’
Couldn’t make it to a screening of “Yellow Rose” this year? Don’t sweat it, because Sony will soon bring the Filipino country musical (you read that right) to a […]
HBO Max Will Add The Complete Studio Ghibli Film Library To Its Streaming Service
Sometimes, we all need those days where we can just marathon a whole string of Studio Ghibli films to soothe our souls and take a break from school- or […]
Review: ‘Parasite’ Explores A Chilling Reality For Society’s Misfits
An unemployed family of four squats in their cramped basement home, munching on crackers and beer, when a drunken man stumbles upon their home at the end of a […]
The Lookout: Watch Out For Doppelgangers, Assassins And More This October
Editor’s note: Each month, we’re bringing you the latest scoop of what’s happening in Asian American film, TV, literature and music in our “Lookout” articles. We’re doing the legwork, […]
Here’s Why Filipino Musician Iñigo Pascual Has Fans ‘Catching Feelings’
In Iñigo Pascual’s first YouTube video, the singer-songwriter chats with his dad, famed Filipino actor, Piolo Pascual. The young Pascual is already a natural in front of the camera, […]
