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TAAF’s new report shows Hollywood’s bias against Asian stories isn’t just unjust—it’s unprofitable.
Michelle Yeoh, the first Asian woman to win Best Actress, will receive Berlinale’s Honorary Golden Bear for her outstanding achievements
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Discover how five trailblazing British ESEA artists are reclaiming their cultural narrative through the vibrant, "Illustrating Golden" exhibition at Picturehouse
"Our stories, our thoughts, our frailties, our strengths, our hopes and fears of being ESEA today."
Bridgerton Season 4 cast members Yerin Ha, Katie Leung, and Isabella Wei speaking at a MilkTea Films ESEA community screening in London.
A homecoming for Katie Leung and a landmark moment for the ESEA community: inside the exclusive Soho Hotel screening of
HYBE has officially appealed a court ruling ordering it to pay Min Hee-jin 25.5 billion won over a disputed put
Golden arrives as a high-end hardback annual that serves as a permanent cultural time capsule for British East and Southeast
In a genre where “historical accuracy” is often used to justify the absence of Asian and Black bodies on screen,
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The South Korean studio behind Exhuma and Itaewon Class enters a major co-production deal to deliver vertical streaming series to
The Palme d’Or winner returns to the festival circuit with a near-future study of grief starring Haruka Ayase.
Japan's interest rates hit a 31-year high at 0.75%, and the anime industry is paying the price. Higher borrowing costs,
Netflix drops the trailer for The Last House, a sci-fi thriller starring Greta Lee and Wagner Moura as a family
Singaporean filmmaker Anthony Chen, president of Shanghai Film Festival’s Asian New Talent jury, celebrates the city’s “East-meets-West legacy” and discusses
Australian Nishan Velupillay becomes the first player of Malaysian descent to play in the FIFA World Cup, marking a historic
Ulises Fernando Bernal Miramontes has apologized after a viral World Cup clip showed him making a racist gesture toward South
The Teochew language family drama became an unexpected multi-million dollar hit and will hit European screens this June.
The historic Singapore-Canada co-production combines old-school 1970s kung fu cinema with cutting-edge virtual sets.