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Jeremy Chua on How Singapore International Film Festival Can Be a “Stepping Stone” For Asian Directors
SGIFF GM Jeremy Chua says the festival aims to be a “stepping stone” for Asian directors, spotlighting emerging voices beyond Western gatekeepers
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Mari Yamamoto Interview: The ‘Rental Family’ Star on Finding Hope in a Tragicomic World
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Juniper by the Sea Founder Zoe Li on Selling ESEA Books the UK Couldn’t Find
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Ally Maki discusses being ‘Toy Story’s first Asian American female
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Jet Li revealed the reason for turning down a role in the Matrix sequels
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Lea Salonga to Receive Hollywood Walk of Fame Star for Theatre Work
Celebrated Filipina singer and actress, Lea Salonga, known for her roles in 'Miss Saigon' and 'Les Misérables,' will join the
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‘Fresh Off The Boat’ writer Eddie Huang to make directorial debut with ‘Boogie’
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How the Asian American International Film Festival (AAIFF) Became a Beacon for Underrepresented Voices
AAIFF returns for its 48th year as a hub for Asian American stories, emerging talent, and community — more than
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Byron Mann on His Thirty-Year Acting Career, Making Films, and Accurate Portrayals
Byron Mann reflects on 30 years in film—from Hollywood roles to creating his own stories with precision, passion, and a
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Finding ‘Home’ on Screen: Tuyết Vân Huỳnh’s Quest for Vietnamese Cinema in the UK
UK’s first Vietnamese film fest, Star Nhà Ease, reclaims identity, sparks dialogue & joy, and reshapes narratives beyond war and
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Circle Yuen’s ‘Our Dance’: A Picture Book Addressing Family Change for UK Kids
Discover how Circle Yuen's Our Dance helps children understand parental separation and find comfort in child contact centres
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‘East London Chinatown’ – How Foldthe.world Paper Map Sends a Powerful Message Against Cultural Erasure in Shoreditch
Eulan To’s foldthe.world map champions East London’s immigrant-led culture, blending print, AR, and local storytelling at SXSW London
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Ben Wang Talks Everything ‘Karate Kid’ and Living up to an Iconic Legacy
Ben Wang stars as Li Fong in the new Karate Kid, merging styles with Daniel LaRusso and Mr. Han for
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From Ballet to Blockbusters: Jess Khan-Lee’s Unconventional Path to ‘Mission: Impossible’
Jess Khan-Lee is a rising Hollywood actress, blending dance, martial arts, and empathy into her craft, as seen in Mission:
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“Write the Play That Only You Can Write”: An Inspiring Conversation With Singaporean Playwright Joel Tan
Playwright Joel Tan is breaking borders from Singapore to London, moving audiences with works like Scenes from a Repatriation and
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Why This Film About 80s Vietnamese New Wave Matters Now: Elizabeth Ai’s ‘New Wave’ and the Reclaiming of History
Elizabeth Ai’s New Wave explores the 1980s Vietnamese New Wave music scene in SoCal, blending nostalgia, resilience, and identity
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50 Years On: Vietnamese Boat People Remembered in New Rich Mix Exhibition
A half-century after exodus, London exhibition honours the resilience of Vietnamese refugees
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Yeo Yann Yann Talks “Throwing Dark Energy” Into Villain Role in Tom Hardy Action Thriller ‘Havoc’
Malaysian actress Yeo Yann Yann reflects on her journey from Johor Bahru to Netflix’s Havoc, where she plays a fierce,
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‘My Neighbor Totoro’ Takes the West End: Victoria Chen Steps Into a Forest of Dreams
From Ghibli's Screen to London's Stage, a Beloved Classic Finds New Life, and a Young Actress Finds Her Voice
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South Korean Veteran Actor Lee Soon-jae Dies at 91
Veteran South Korean actor Lee Soon-jae, known for iconic roles in 'What on Earth Is Love?', 'Hur Jun', and 'Grandpas
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SEVENTEEN Makes History as First K-Pop Act to Perform on NPR’s ‘Tiny Desk’
SEVENTEEN make history as the first-ever K-pop group to perform on NPR’s Tiny Desk, delivering a stripped-back set filled with
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“F**king Appalling”: Simu Liu on Hollywood’s Backslide in Asian Representation
Simu Liu condemns Hollywood’s “f**** appalling” decline in Asian representation as Manny Jacinto’s typecasting story reignites calls for industry change
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‘Kpop Demon Hunters’ Is Officially Eligible for the Oscars Best Animated Feature
KPop Demon Hunters lands on the Oscars longlist but is ruled ineligible for the BAFTAs despite Netflix’s appeal over its
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Mari Yamamoto Interview: The ‘Rental Family’ Star on Finding Hope in a Tragicomic World
Why Loneliness and Chosen Family are Universal Themes
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‘The Unlikely Cook’: Awkwafina to Host Apple TV’s New Food Travel Series
Awkwafina teams with Apple TV+ for The Unlikely Cook, a travelogue diving into Asian American cuisine and her family’s culinary
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Bowen Yang Thinks The ‘Wicked’ Saga Has Finally Reached The End Of Its Yellow Brick Road
Bowen Yang says the Wicked series should end with Wicked: For Good, though he jokes about a spinoff as the
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‘K-Everything’: Daniel Dae Kim To Produce And Star In New CNN Travel Series Exploring Korea’s Global Rise
Daniel Dae Kim hosts CNN’s new series 'K-Everything,' exploring Korea’s global cultural rise with insights from leading figures
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Juniper by the Sea Founder Zoe Li on Selling ESEA Books the UK Couldn’t Find
The Third Culture Space and the Search for Ourselves in Print
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