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Nina Porter speaks about launching The Tea House, British East and Southeast Asian representation in UK broadcasting, and why choosing an unconventional path requires backing yourself.
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Sean Wang's Dìdi is a triumph of personal filmmaking, a poignant and insightful exploration of the Asian American teenage experience
Michelle Yeoh will receive the Asian Filmmaker of the Year award at the 2026 Busan International Film Festival on Oct.
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Joshua Tan discusses conducting Wong Kar Wai’s In the Mood for Love live in Singapore, from its emotional score to
Why Forgotten Island Is The Refreshingly Unapologetic Film Asian Cinema Fans Deserve
In 1994 Singapore, seven-year-old Swee Swee ran an illegal bubble-gum ring to cover her family's debts. Director Ang Geck Geck
Dawa Norbu Lama spent [four] nights in the snow above Manaslu Base Camp without food, asking the government to watch
A London audience laughing at the exact same beat as viewers in Beijing proved director Zhengyang Mu’s core premise: culture
Renowned editor Mary Stephen opens the Hong Kong Film Festival UK with Palimpsest: The Story of a Name—a decades-in-the-making documentary
As HKFFUK returns for its fourth edition, Programme Director Ching Wong discusses building ESEA solidarity, confronting anti-migrant sentiment, and proving
For Asian families, the Toyota isn’t a status symbol but an “archive machine” of everyday life, reliability and intergenerational memory.
‘It is diabolical’ say Hyrox competitors as Joanna Wietrzyk Beijing win exposes stark double standards
Thai brands like INGU, Srichand, and Mistine are finally taking on K-Beauty and J-Beauty on their own turf. The real
Growing up in an Asian household often meant adult issues were swept under the rug. Ang Geck Geck Priscilla’s award-winning
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Cambodia’s remake of Korean drama Wedding Dress brings the beloved mother-daughter tearjerker to Phnom Penh, leading Abnormal Studios’ slate at
Bernie Cho, CEO of DFSB Kollective, explains how bilingual metadata and smarter genre tagging helped K pop become discoverable and
The high-flying Shaolin Soccer follow-up dominated the summer box office in China and now heads to cinemas across North America
Highdee Kuan says playing Woody Harrelson’s daughter in Apple TV+’s Brothers was “healing” in a “very fun and safe way.”
Attack on Titan: The Musical launches its world tour in Singapore, running at Sands Theatre from April 15 to May
The twenty-something KAIST graduate student and marathon talent suffered a medical emergency 500 metres from completing the half-marathon course.
The former SM Entertainment founder ends his three-year domestic hiatus by launching two multinational rookie teams backed by 4D Gaussian
The nineteen-year-old defensive midfielder leaves the club after allegedly bragging about taking local cash while hurling discriminatory abuse online.
EJAE is honored at Gyopo’s eighth annual Chuseok Benefit, celebrating her artistic achievements, Korean heritage and connection to the diaspora