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The Director’s Cut of Center Stage Restores Stanley Kwan’s Ultimate Love Letter to Cinema
Thirty-five years after walkouts nearly ruined its premiere, Hong Kong’s master of melodrama looks back on Ruan Lingyu, Maggie Cheung, and the film that almost got away.
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Returning To ‘The Killing Fields,’ 40 Years Later
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‘Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle’ 20 Years On: How a Stoner Comedy Changed Asian American Cinema
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‘I got the Chinese sh*t’: George Takei slams Ted Nugent for ‘racist video rant’ after getting Coronavirus
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Disney’s Live-Action ‘Moana’ Remake Is Bombing as Hard as ‘Snow White’
Disney’s live-action Moana remake is bombing at the box office, drawing comparisons to Snow White after a $43 million domestic
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We Sat Down With Tony Leung To Discuss Trust, Technique… And Trees
Exclusive insights from iconic Hong Kong actor, Tony Leung, on 'Silent Friend', Wong Kar-wai collaborations, neuroscience prep, plant sentience, and
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British-Thai Star Becky Armstrong Cast As New ‘Nanno’ in ‘Girl From Nowhere: The Reset’
British-Thai actress Becky Armstrong takes on the role of Nanno in 'Girl From Nowhere: The Reset,' a bold reimagining of
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Maggie Cheung: The Enduring Allure of an Elusive Movie Icon
Maggie Cheung: a cinematic icon whose grace, versatility, and artistry redefined global film, inspiring with timeless roles and fashion
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Hayao Miyazaki Turns 84: From ‘Totoro’ to ‘Spirited Away’ – A Career in Animation
Hayao Miyazaki celebrates his 84th birthday, we take a loook back at the legendary Studio Ghibli co-founder's profound career
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Why ‘How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies’ Is Making Everyone Cry: a Conversation With Pat Boonnitipat
'How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies' director Pat Boonnitipat sits down with Resonate to reveal how he made millions
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Archie Kao Gets Real About Hollywood, Identity, and ‘Interior Chinatown’
CSI and Chicago P.D. star, Archie Kao, opens up about his unique career journey, the complexities of Asian representation, and
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‘A Woman’s Life’: Xiaowen Xu is Unfolding the Layers of the Female Experience
Experience Xiaowen Xu's 'A Woman's Life', an immersive play blending art, scent, and storytelling to explore the female journey. Canada
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‘Interior Chinatown’: Tzi Ma Talks Taking on Hollywood Stereotypes
An exclusive interview with the veteran actor about "Interior Chinatown," the evolution of Asian representation, and the power of saying
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Osric Chau Talks ‘Holidazed’, ‘Supernatural’, and Asian Representation in Producing
Osric Chau, known for roles in Supernatural, Star Trek, and The Flash, talks to Resonate about his latest role in
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‘Black Box Diaries’: Shiori Ito’s Unflinching Look at Sexual Assault in Japan
Resonate sits down with Black Box Diaries journalist Shiori Ito who sheds light on her harrowing film
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‘Black Box Diaries’ Review: Shiori Ito’s Fight for Justice
Shiori Ito's Black Box Diaries transcends the conventional boundaries of documentary filmmaking, emerging as an act of defiance, a searing
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Vera Chok’s ‘Angry Yellow Woman’: Clowning Around to Confront Identity
Actor and writer Vera Chok brings her new work-in-progress show to Omnibus Theatre, London exploring the complexities of race, gender,
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‘Lost Communications 失絡之聲’: An-Ting’s Audio-Visual Journey Into the Heart of Nature
Taiwanese compoaser An-Ting, who is now based in London, is inviting liseners to experience her altest album, 'Lost Communications 失絡之聲.'
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Assimilation and Alienation: ‘The Lonesome Death of Eng Bunker’ at Omnibus Theatre
Chang and Eng Bunker were the first conjoined twins to become widely known in the Western world
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Simu Liu and Singer EJAE Join Huge Wave of ESEA Filmmakers Invited to Vote on the Oscars
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences continues its international diversification strategy. The 2026 invitee list indicates targeted growth
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“It’s Not a Goodbye to Singapore”: Tracie Pang on Closing Pangdemonium and Censorship With ‘A Mirror’
Tracie Pang reflects on closing Pangdemonium after 16 years, the realities of Singapore theatre, censorship, and what comes next
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BTS Stalker Faces Deportation From South Korea After Ringing Jungkook’s Doorbell 133 Times
A Seoul court has handed down a suspended sentence to a Brazilian national following a series of obsessive visits to
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Former NCT Member Mark Lee Slammed For Wearing Confederate Flag T-Shirt
Mark Lee faces backlash after wearing a Confederate flag T-shirt. His label, Upper Room, issues an apology as debate grows
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Tony Leung Says AI Is a “Double-Edged Sword” With “No Soul” as He Warns of Cinema’s Creative Cost
Tony Leung calls AI in filmmaking a “double-edged sword,” warning it could cost jobs and strip cinema of its soul
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How the New Grammys Asian Pop Category Blocks Real Inclusion
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Stephen Chow Confirms Summer Release Date For Long Awaited ‘Shaolin Soccer’ Sequel ‘Kung Fu Soccer’
The legendary filmmaker aims for a July theatrical debut as Singaporean distributor Encore Films secures the global rights outside mainland
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Netflix ‘Avatar The Last Airbender’ Season 2 Everything You Need to Know Before the Epic Fantasy Series Returns
The global streaming phenomenon returns this June with new characters, dangerous Earth Kingdom secrets, and a war that is about
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How a Devoted Chinese Businessman Beat the Global Press to Put a World Cup Hero’s Mother on a Flight to the United States
Wenzhou entrepreneur Lin Jie stepped in with flights and clothes to ensure Ana Cândida Évora could watch her goalkeeper son
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