CAAMFest 2026 Concludes with Record Attendance, Celebrates Asian American Storytelling, and Honors Award-Winning Films in San Francisco May 15, 2026 The Center for Asian American Media (CAAM) successfully concluded its 44th annual CAAMFest, a vibrant four-day cinematic and cultural event held in San Francisco’s… Continue Reading
The Pollen of Flowers May 15, 2026 The wind, a relentless force, often symbolizes the unseen currents that shape destiny, scattering seeds of change or, in Ha Gil-jong’s seminal 1972 feature… Continue Reading
Johanna d’Arc of Mongolia May 15, 2026 Ulrike Ottinger’s seminal 1989 drama feature, Johanna d’Arc of Mongolia, a film that masterfully blends ethnographic exploration with a surreal narrative, is experiencing a… Continue Reading
The A Report Second Half 2025 Edition Digitally Published, Completing First Annual Cycle of Comprehensive Asian Cinema Analysis May 15, 2026 The Asian Contents & Film Market (ACFM) has officially announced the digital publication of "The A Report" Second Half 2025 Edition, marking a significant… Continue Reading
Justin Sevakis: A Multifaceted Pioneer Shaping the Landscape of Asian Cinema and Animation in North America May 15, 2026 Justin Sevakis occupies a truly unique and influential position in the annals of anime and Asian cinema’s history in North America. His career trajectory… Continue Reading
Before the Moon Falls (2025) by Kimberlee Bassford Documentary Review May 14, 2026 Sia Figiel: A Literary Luminary and Voice of the Pacific At the heart of "Before the Moon Falls" lies the extraordinary life and challenging… Continue Reading
Tracy Choi’s Girlfriends Unveils a Queer Woman’s Journey Across East Asian Metropolises May 14, 2026 Tracy Choi’s latest cinematic endeavor, "Girlfriends," offers a compelling and intricately structured exploration of a queer woman’s life, tracing her emotional, personal, and professional… Continue Reading
South Korean Cinema’s Nuanced Exploration of Addiction: A Deep Dive into Societal Reflection and Psychological Depth May 13, 2026 South Korean cinema has earned global recognition for its bold storytelling, emotional depth, and willingness to confront difficult social issues, captivating audiences and critics… Continue Reading
Herman Yau: A Master of Contradictions and the Enduring Spirit of Hong Kong Cinema May 13, 2026 Born in Guangdong province, China, in 1961, Herman Yau has established himself as one of Hong Kong’s most prolific and versatile filmmakers over the… Continue Reading
The Summer That Slipped Away (2025) by Lee Seon-yeon Film Review May 13, 2026 The prestigious accolade, announced at the closing ceremony of the renowned festival, recognized Lee Seon-yeon’s debut feature for its exceptional storytelling, innovative narrative structure,… Continue Reading
