Myra Molloy finds freedom in ‘Girls Like Girls’ The actress discusses the cathartic experience of working on the film with Hayley Kiyoko and learning to let go of perfection
Amber Midthunder on the power of teachers in ‘Carrie’ The actress on her collaboration with Mike Flanagan in the new adaptation of the Stephen King novel, the impact of teachers, and more
Ben Affleck’s ‘Animals’ is a delightful, junky riff on Kurosawa’s ‘High and Low’ The actor-director commands a powerful supporting cast including Kerry Washington, Gillian Anderson, and Steven Yeun
Renee Zhan brings killer puppets to life in ‘V/H/S/Mixtape’ The director discusses her gory short film, “Dance, Dance, Dance, Dance,” and working with Jim Henson’s Creature Shop
Liz Sargent says, ‘Not having answers is an adoptee experience’ The writer-director of “Take Me Home” discusses her feature debut, which blurs the line between fact and fiction, with a lead performance from her real-life sister
Ming-Na Wen’s debut cookbook asks fans, ‘Have You Eaten Yet?’ The screen icon discusses her cookbook, preserving her family’s Pittsburgh Chinatown legacy, and bringing recipes to social media
‘Thirteen in Gaza’ is a harrowing, tender coming-of-age story Palestinian director Hosam Abu Dan’s narrative debut about a father and daughter was shot entirely in the Gaza strip
Why ‘The Handmaiden’ is still an iconic sapphic film, 10 years later Park Chan-wook’s erotic psychological thriller paved the way for films featuring complex and complicated queer women
‘Wedding Palace’ takes us back to a simpler time for romance Thirteen years later, the Asian American rom com finds a new audience on JoySauce TV, reminding us what dating was like before all the apps
With ‘Drifter,’ Sung Kang wants you to know Sung After more than three decades in Hollywood, the actor bares his soul in his directorial debut that premiered at TIFF
Michelle Yeoh vehicle ‘The Surgeon’ is a bloody good time Rom com director Roshan Sethi taps into his medical background for a unique action movie with Oscar winner Michelle Yeoh
In ‘Never After Dark,’ Moeka Hoshi brings her character—and the dead—to life Writer Zachary Lee chats with the actress about why she’s most drawn to the characters who are the hardest to understand
Documentarian Poh Si Teng looks for optimism in Palestine Her new film, “American Doctor,” follows three physicians doing their part to offset the genocide in Gaza
‘Ha-chan, Shake Your Booty!’ pays homage to filmmaker’s mother The ballroom dance film reunites director Josef Kubota Wladyka and star Rinko Kikuchi on a film inspired by Wladyka’s mother
Why we should be watching Filipino animation With Dreamworks’ upcoming “Forgotten Island,” as well as series and films out of the Philippines, Pinoy animation is on the rise
The orange-jumpsuit ninja who could: ‘Naruto’ celebrates 27 years On the 27th anniversary of the manga, the chakra has remained strong with the iconic orange-suited ninja boy of shōnen renown
Happy birthday to the incomparable Maggie Cheung! On her 62nd birthday, we’re taking a look back at her career and awe-inspiring, chameleonic acting abilities
Like a high school overachiever, ‘Best of the Best’ peaks early Directed by Lena Khan, Netflix’s latest film is a scattered comedy-drama about a South Asian college dance troupe
‘Best of the Best’ is more than just a dance movie Maitreyi Ramakrishnan and Hasan Minhaj on how they turned the collegiate South Asian dance circuit into a universal story
‘The Unbidden’ turns women’s invisible labor into horror Its ghost may drive the mystery, but this film’s deepest horror lies in the silence, grief, and expectations passed from one generation to the next
Hiro Murai makes Emmy history as ‘Emmys So White’ debate resurfaces While he became the first Asian director to win for directing a comedy series, actors of color were shut out of all the major categories
