From ‘Saving Face’ To ‘The Half Of It’: Wrestling With Shame And Desire Across Time
An essay of Alice Wu's films, Saving Face and The Half of It.
From ‘Saving Face’ To ‘The Half Of It’: Wrestling With Shame And Desire Across Time
‘Raging Grace’ Proves the Scariest Things in Life Are What’s Real
From ‘Saving Face’ To ‘The Half Of It’: Wrestling With Shame And Desire Across Time
Reel Asian 2023: Jude Chehab’s 'Q' Gifts Us Love
Reel Asian 2023: 'Mustache' Reinvents the Bildungsroman
Reel Asian 2023: ‘Terrestrial Verses’ Shows How Oppression Permeates the Everyday in Iran
Reel Asian 2023: ‘Okiku and the World’ Hits the Fan
'Perfect Days' Is A Perfect Film By Wim Wenders
‘The Missing’ Is a Profound Rotoscope Journey of Acceptance and Healing
HKAFF 2023: 'Cobweb' Untangles The Magic of Movie Making
‘The Persian Version’ Tackles the Mother-Daughter Relationship Trope with Comedy and Compassion
Anthony Chen on ‘The Breaking Ice’ and Breaking Away From His Comfort Zone
TIFF 2023: ‘100 Yards’ Is A Flawed Yet Creatively Charged Kung Fu Epic
The Asian Cut’s Fall Festival Favourites
TIFF 2023: 'Yellow Bus' Isn't Worth the Ride
TIFF 2023: ‘Your Mother’s Son’ Disturbs as It Teeters on the Line Between Love and Abuse