Film & TV

Trading stadium glamour for gritty social realism, Mirror’s Anson Kong and ANSONBEAN make their mark in Herman Yau’s boldest indie yet.
Film & TV
The acclaimed Japanese survival thriller returns this September, as Arisu and Usagi are pulled back into a deadly reality to
The Palme d’Or winner returns to the festival circuit with a near-future study of grief starring Haruka Ayase.
Film & TV
The South Korean series adapted from a debated webtoon wins over international audiences by tackling the grim realities of modern
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
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.
Tracy Choi brings Macau cinema to the international stage with Girlfriend, a tender portrait of female intimacy that continues her
Poppy Liu discusses her upcoming “erotic horror” with a sexual awakening from a Chinese Exclusion Act ghost, plus race, class,
Simu Liu speaks out against online hate campaigns, backing actor Hudson Williams amid recent social media scrutiny.
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Lee Chang-dong’s Possible Love premiered in Venice to a seven-minute standing ovation, with Netflix backing the Korean auteur’s latest awards
The Canadian actor reveals the gruelling physical transformation, martial arts training, and intense bulking regime required to bring the iconic
The South Korean pop singer pairs sharp synth-pop rhythms with a futuristic amusement park visual directed by music video veteran
BLACKPINK’s LISA returns to her rap roots on “SaWaDiKa”, filmed in Bangkok ahead of Press Play, as Always Lalisa heads
Michelle Yeoh, Fan Bingbing and Kore-eda Hirokazu lead a star-studded Asian cinema lineup at the 31st Busan International Film Festival
Universal is remaking the 2012 Korean thriller Confession of Murder, with Chris MacBride writing and Glen Powell producing through Barnstorm.
Adrian Leung (Drexler) and director Carlos Hernan unpack the story behind "Brothers", a tender track and visual piece from Olympia-5
BLACKPINK’s LISA takes centre stage in Always Lalisa, a new documentary opening in IMAX and cinemas worldwide on October 12