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Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin Return to the Himalayas With ‘Everest: The Other Side’
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Why John Cho Indie Hit ‘Shopping for Fangs’ Returns to Vancouver Asian Film Festival 30 Years Later
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Kamila Andini Says Lack of Regulation Drove Her to Tackle Sexual Assault in ‘Four Seasons in Java’
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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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‘The Lonesome Death of Eng Bunker’ – A New Play by Tobi Poster-Su, Directed by Iskandar Sharazuddin
The Lonesome Death of Eng Bunker hits Omnibus Theatre this week
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Review: ‘Dìdi (弟弟)’ – Sean Wang’s Intimate Portrait of Second-Generation Identity
Sean Wang's Dìdi is a triumph of personal filmmaking, a poignant and insightful exploration of the Asian American teenage experience
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MilkTea Serves Up a Scary Korean Treat: A Review of ‘Sleep’ – Jason Yu’s Chilling Debut
Jason Yu's South Korean debut, 'Sleep', is a chilling thriller fuelled with dark hunmour
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From Child Star to West End Leading Lady: The Unlikely Journey of Claire-Marie Hall And ‘Operation Mincemeat’
Claire-Marie Hall stars in West End's unlikely hit musical, Operation Mincemeat, based on the true WWII story
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How ‘Story of Yanxi Palace’ Star Lawrence Wong Struggled in Singapore But Took China By Storm
Yanxi Palace star Lawrence Wong tells Resonate how he built a formidable acting career in China despite struggling in Singapore
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‘The Bikeriders’ Actress Phuong Kubacki Talks Asian Representation, Top Secret Filming, And Gangs
Phuong Kubacki has appeared in Better Call Saul, Servant, We Have a Ghost, and more. Now she's starring alongside Austin
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More Than Just Takeaways: A British Chinese Artist’s Quest For Belonging
Artist Harriet Armstrong aka Jing Seong captures Chinese takeaway culture in the UK through photography
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From Rapping Shakespeare to Giving Head on Stage, Dennis Sofian Breaks Boundaries in Singapore Theatre
Singaporean actor Dennis Sofian talks to Resonate about his on-stage career and the future of local theatre
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Stanford University Uses AI to Replace White Male With Black Student, Beautifies Asian Peer
Stanford R&DE used AI to replace a white male student with a Black student and beautify an Asian peer in
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Bestselling Novelist Maha Harada Makes Directing Debut With ‘In My Father’s Room’ at San Sebastian and Busan
Japanese author Maha Harada turns her short story “An Unnecessary Man” into a feature film, premiering in competition at San
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HarperCollins Drops David Walliams Entire Back Catalogue Following Misconduct Claims And Racial Stereotype Backlash
HarperCollins will eliminate remaining print and digital stock of the author's work, ending a sixty-million-book run shadowed by misconduct allegations
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New Anna May Wong Biography Reveals Marlene Dietrich Unleashed Vicious Anti-Asian Tirade While Making ‘Shanghai Express’
Shirley Jennifer Lim’s new book details how Hollywood racism and private slurs undercut the short-lived bond between two cinema legends.
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Josephine Atienza, wife of 42 years, recounts the final moments of her husband Bert, a 77-year-old Filipino American man who
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Ke Huy Quan Recalls “Generous” $100K Residuals Check From ‘Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom’
Ke Huy Quan reveals the “generous” $100K residuals check he received as a child for Indiana Jones and the Temple
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Cult Director Herman Yau Self Funds Explosive Hong Kong Queer Noir ‘We’re Nothing at All’ Ahead of US Release
Following festival runs in Hong Kong and New York, Herman Yau’s We’re Nothing at All opens at Laemmle Monica Film
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