‘Possible Love’ is a genuine masterpiece
Selected as South Korea's 2027 Oscar submission, Lee Chang-dong’s first film in eight years premieres at the Venice Film Festival
Japanese game shows bring the joy you didn’t know you needed
JoySauce TV offerings like "G Wars" and "Endless Pranks" are popular for a reason: they're a light during complicated times
Stir Fried: How Marc Heu brought French patisserie to the Twin Cities
A look at the Hmong French pastry chef's journey, from his childhood in French Guiana to living the American dream in Minnesota
Finding my Moroccan American identity away from Morocco
College didn’t give JoySauce intern Aya Mahmoudi a perfectly packaged answer as to who she is, but permission to keep asking questions about her
Na Hong-Jin’s ‘Hope’ is action packed, but barely scratches the surface
The South Korean horror flick follows a police chief who finds his town attacked and killed by mysterious creatures
R.F. Kuang deflates the diaspora fantasy in ‘Taipei Story’
The author examines the Asian American trope of returning home and shows the beauty that can be found in going back
‘Sumo: Spirit Weighs Nothing’ is gorgeous, but whitewashes the sport
From Japanese American director Erik Shira, Venice plays host to a documentary with religious reverence for its athletes.
“Someone has to do it first.” ― Shota Nakajima
