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Summer School, 2001: Czech-Vietnamese Director Duzan Duong on the Growing Pains of Masculinity, Family, and the Vietnamese Diaspora
Summer School, 2001 unpacks what it means to be a man, an immigrant, and an outsider. We sat down with debut director Duzan Duong to talk survival, diaspora, and community decay
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How ‘Echoing Whispers’ Is Challenging the Way the West Reads Vietnamese Folk Tales
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Eurovision Asia 2026: The World’s Biggest Pop Spectacle Heads to Bangkok
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INTERVIEW: ‘Turning Red’ animators on how the movie speaks to them on a “deeper level”
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‘Romantics Anonymous’: Japanese-Korean Remake of French-Belgian Film Becomes Netflix Global Hit
Japanese-Korean remake Romantics Anonymous hits #6 on Netflix global chart with 13.5M hours viewed & #1 in Japan within a
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Emma Stone apologizes for ‘Aloha’ at Golden Globes 2019
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FEATURE: What an audition for The Apprentice UK is actually like
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‘New Wave’ Review: A Journey of Sound and Unspoken Truths in the Vietnamese American Experience
Elizabeth Ai’s “New Wave” blends synth-pop nostalgia with a heartfelt story of healing, identity, and the quiet wounds of displacement.
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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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Why We Should Be Talking About Amanda Nguyen, Not Just Billionaire Space
Amid celebrity hype, Amanda Nguyen’s historic flight as the first Vietnamese American woman in space deserves far greater recognition
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Vietnamese Hit ‘The Ancestral Home’ Secures US Release For AAPI Month
Vietnamese hit The Ancestral Home lands in North American cinemas 9 May, marking a major step for the country’s rising
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Ke Huy Quan to Star in Christmas Eve Action Thriller ‘Fairytale in New York’
Ke Huy Quan stars as a NYC cab driver in Fairytale in New York, an action-thriller about a stolen gift
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‘The Bikeriders’ Actress Phuong Kubacki Talks Asian Representation, Top Secret Filming, And Gangs
Phuong Kubacki has appeared in Better Call Saul, Servant, We Have a Ghost, and more. Now she's starring alongside Austin
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Sandra Oh Stars Alongside Robert Downey Jr in HBO’s ‘The Sympathizer’, Focusing on The Vietnam War
Sandra Oh and Robert Downey Jr star in The Sympathizer, which has a majorioty-Vietnamese cast
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Amanda Nguyen: Survivor. Activist. Astronaut.
Vietnamese-American civil rights activist and sexual assault survivor, Amanda Nguyen: Survivor. Activist. Astronaut., will be the first Vietnamese woman to
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Star Nhà Ease: Vietnam’s Rich Cinema History Gets the Spotlight in the UK
Star Nhà Ease: Vietnamese Cinema hits screens in London, Birmingham, and Liverpool in May and June 2024
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INTERVIEW: Business Analyst & Founder of The Guard Laura Gainor on poetry and advocacy
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Asian American Vietnam War refugees call for US to accept more Afghans
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‘Unidentified Murder’ Review: The Much-Needed Pure Joy in Hong Kong Cinema
There is no socio-political critique or nothing deep. It is a genuine amusement, wonderfully executed with carefully constructed screenplay and
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Netflix’s ‘Dang!’ Wins Critics Despite Online Backlash Over Asian American Tropes
Netflix’s Dang! is winning critics with an 80% Tomatometer even as viewers blast the show online for recycling Asian American
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Chemical Castration Could Be Considered in Singapore to Combat Sex Crimes
Singapore could consider chemical castration to combat sex crimes if evidence proves it reduces offending, says Home Affairs Minister K
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Timothy Koh Directs Pangdemonium’s Final Production ‘Come From Away’ – 25 Years After 9/11
Timothy Koh directs Pangdemonium’s final production, Come From Away, 25 years after 9/11. Read about the musical’s message of humanity,
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Why Hong Kong Filmmakers Are Struggling to Keep the City’s Cinema Alive
Hong Kong filmmakers are facing tighter censorship, shrinking output and growing pressure from mainland China, but some say the city’s
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Mory Sacko Explores Japan’s Food Culture In ‘Food Samurai’ For Disney+
Michelin-starred chef Mory Sacko’s Food Samurai heads to Disney+ in the U.S. and Canada, following his first culinary journey through
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Why Katseye London Concert Left Parents Deeply Uneasy
Can a pop group rely on the pocket money of children while selling songs built around adult innuendo and porn
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Tom and Jerry’s China-Made ‘Forbidden Compass’ Gets Slammed by Critics
China’s take on Tom and Jerry is drawing harsh reviews, with critics saying Forbidden Compass buries the classic duo under
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Chloé Zhao on ‘Eternals,’ Manga and Why Comic-Book Movies Should Not Be Written Off
Chloé Zhao reflects on manga dreams, directing Marvel’s Eternals, and her Venice Film Festival masterclass.
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