Clipping the Wires Off the Sapling in Ema Ryan Yamazaki’s Koshien: Japan’s Field of Dreams
“Dedicate every moment of your life towards the team’s victory.” 129 teenage boys sit huddled closely together, the air thick…
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China’s Golden Week Holiday Offered Viewers a Reason to Return to the Cinema
As China gains control over the Coronavirus and some aspects of life return to normal, the country celebrated a rare…
Black Bear, Ammonite, Enemies of the State, and some Halloween Schlock at the 29th Philadelphia Film Festival
The Philadelphia Film Festival launched its virtual and drive-in screenings on Oct. 23, but there’s still time to catch some…
The 2020 Presidential Election: Are you shivering with antici….pation?
Tim Curry and the Wisconsin Democrats will put their hands on their hips and do the time warp again this…
Five Asian Horror Masterpieces to Give You a Fright
Horror forms a defining part of Asian culture and comes with its own plethora of urban legends and mythology that…
Continue the Scares through December 31st with Phoenix FearCon
Thanks to the pandemic, indie film lovers and creators have the opportunity to view more indie films at home and…
Boston Asian American Festival Goes Virtual
Entering its 12th year, the Boston Asian American Film Festival (BAAFF) will hold its screening virtually from Oct. 21–25, 2020….
New York Film Festival – Critic’s Choices
2020 New York Film Festival – For the first time in its 58 year history, Manhattan’s NYFF wasn’t shown in its Lincoln Center home. Senior Film Critic Kurt Brokaw watched it all online, reviewing his favorite narrative dramas, documentary features, and outstanding shorts.
Viggo Mortensen’s Falling to Open 2020 EnergaCAMERIMAGE Festival
EnergaCAMERIMAGE, the International Film Festival of the Art of Cinematography, announced this week that “Falling,” written and directed by Viggo…