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Illustrating Golden: The New Exhibition Chronicling British East and Southeast Asian Life Through Art
Discover how five trailblazing British ESEA artists are reclaiming their cultural narrative through the vibrant, "Illustrating Golden" exhibition at Picturehouse
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The Golden Annual Launch: British East and Southeast Asian Communities Record Their Own History at Picturehouse Central
"Our stories, our thoughts, our frailties, our strengths, our hopes and fears of being ESEA today."
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‘Bridgerton’ Season 4 Cast Discuss Asian Representation at MilkTea Event
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Standing Together: Why the Golden Hardback Launch Redefines British East and Southeast Asian Connection
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HYBE has officially appealed a court ruling ordering it to pay Min Hee-jin 25.5 billion won over a disputed put
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‘Last Days’ Review: Justin Lin Directs a Film About John Allen Chau and North Sentinel Island
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Recording the Present: The Launch of the Golden ESEA Annual
Golden arrives as a high-end hardback annual that serves as a permanent cultural time capsule for British East and Southeast
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‘SNL UK’ and the Erasure of British East and Southeast Asians: Why “Diverse” Casting Still Fails
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“That’s Us”: Historically Accurate Doesn’t Mean Invisible in ‘Train Dreams’
In a genre where “historical accuracy” is often used to justify the absence of Asian and Black bodies on screen,
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MetFilm Sales Acquires Mongolian Documentary ‘Colors of White Rock’ Ahead of Tribeca Premiere
The London-based firm picks up worldwide rights for Khoroldorj Choijoovanchig’s film about a female truck driver in Mongolia’s coal mines.
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Herman Yau Drama ‘We’re Nothing at All’ Set for UK and Ireland Release
Trinity CineAsia acquires the distribution rights for the award-winning Hong Kong social drama, scheduled for a theatrical launch this May.
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Are China’s Viral AI Microdramas Helping or Hurting Film?
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