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A Place I’d Never Been: Reflections on ‘Filipino Mixtape: Balik Bayan’
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Illustrating Golden: The New Exhibition Chronicling British East and Southeast Asian Life Through Art
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The Golden Annual Launch: British East and Southeast Asian Communities Record Their Own History at Picturehouse Central
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“That’s Us”: Historically Accurate Doesn’t Mean Invisible in ‘Train Dreams’
In a genre where “historical accuracy” is often used to justify the absence of Asian and Black bodies on screen,
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Evan Rachel Wood to star in Hiroshima bomb film, Asian Americans get angry
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‘Squid Game’ Final Season Breaks Netflix Records, Viewers Divided on Ending
The highly anticipated third season of Netflix's 'Squid Game' achieved the platform's largest three-day viewership ever, but its conclusion has
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Interviews
An Interview with Ann Marie Fleming: A Director on Finding Hope in a World of Loss
How a filmmaker uses an impossible fable to help people see the planet and themselves more clearly.
Reviews
Can I Get a Witness? [Review]: A New Approach to the Apocalypse
'Can I Get a Witness?' is set in a peaceful, pastoral landscape where people live simply. But beneath the surface,
Features
An Interview With Stephane Ly-Cuong, Director of ‘In The Nguyen Kitchen’
Stephane Ly-Cuong’s In The Nguyen Kitchen explores identity, food & immigrant life—an authentic, joyful ode to Asian stories on screen
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A New Kind of Love Story: A Review of Celine Song’s ‘Materialists’
Celine Song's Materialists delves into human connection with a unique perspective, challenging the romantic comedy genre
Features
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
Features
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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“Invisible No More”: Filipino Nurses Demand Recognition in ‘Nurse Unseen’
'Nurse Unseen' highlights the resilience of Filipino nurses, their untold sacrifices, and calls for justice in global healthcare systems.
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MilkTea Serves Up a Scary Korean Treat: A Review of ‘Sleep’ – Jason Yu’s Chilling Debut
Jason Yu's South Korean debut, 'Sleep', is a chilling thriller fuelled with dark hunmour
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Manny Jacinto Steps Into Rom Com Leading Man Territory Opposite Chloe Grace Moretz In ‘Love Language’ Trailer
The Star Wars and The Good Place favourite brings classic leading-man charm to a messy wedding vow love rectangle.
Film & TV
Awkwafina Takes On Family Restaurant Legacy In New Apple TV Docuseries ‘The Unlikely Cook’
The Golden Globe winner sets out across America to reopen her family's historic Flushing eatery despite having zero culinary experience.
China
Zheng Qinwen Makes History as First Chinese Woman to Win China Open
Zheng Qinwen made history by becoming the first Chinese woman to win the China Open, defeating Mirra Andreeva 7-5, 6-4
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‘Squid Game’ Producer Helps Launch Asian Producers Alliance in Busan, Reads Declaration
‘Squid Game’ producer Kim Ji-yeon helped launch the Asian Producers Alliance in Busan, uniting independent producers from Korea, Indonesia, the
Music
Hong Kong Cantopop Icon Anita Mui’s Ashes Missing From Monastery for Three Months
The family of Hong Kong Cantopop icon Anita Mui says an urn containing her ashes was taken from a Lantau
China
China Submits Massive Anti War Box Office Hit ‘Once Upon a Time in the Middle East’ for the Oscars
The gritty cinematic blockbuster pulled in more than $340 million globally and now enters the race for Best International Feature
United Kingdom
Inside Nina Porter’s New Venture Unpacking The Complex Realities Of British ESEA Ambition
Nina Porter speaks about launching The Tea House, British East and Southeast Asian representation in UK broadcasting, and why choosing
Film & TV
HBO Officially Greenlights ‘Crazy Rich Asians’ TV Series With Constance Wu Henry Golding And Michelle Yeoh Returning
The original cast and creative team reunite for an eight-episode drama series continuing Kevin Kwan's bestselling Singapore saga.
Music
Bruno Mars Turns 41 Today: Ranking His 4 Solo Albums, 4th to 1st
On Bruno Mars’ 41st birthday, Resonate Voices ranks his four solo albums, from 2026’s retro soul set The Romantic to
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