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The Asian Cut’s #ReelAsian26 Festival Favourites

The Asian Cut's favourite movies from the 2022 Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival #ReelAsian26

‘Therapy Dogs’ Welcomes A Talent To Watch Out For

The Asian Cut's Rachel Ho reviews Ethan Eng's directorial debut, Therapy Dogs.

Reel Asian: ‘Some Women’ is a Masterful Exploration of Womanhood

Quen Wong's documentary, Some Women, bravely sits at this intersection of the desire to be seen and its corollary fear.

Reel Asian: ‘Stay the Night’ Is A Charming Torontonian Romance à la ‘Before Sunrise’

Renuka Jeyapalan’s polished solo feature debut, Stay the Night, takes up Before Sunrise's ambitious mantle.

Reel Asian: Romeo Candido on ‘Topline’ and Feeling an Arrival as a Filmmaker

Director of Topline, Romeo Candido is finally having his moment — and it only took 20 years of paying his dues.

Reel Asian: ‘Big Fight in Little Chinatown’ Considers the Historic Value of Chinatowns

The Asian Cut's Rachel Ho reviews Big Fight in Little Chinatown, directed by Karen Cho.

Reel Asian: ‘Topline’ is a Heartfelt Coming-of-Age Underscored by an Incisive Soundtrack

Jericho Tadeo reviews the new CBC Gem show Topline, directed by Romeo Candido.

Reel Asian: ‘Bad Axe’ Shows The Strength In Family

For The Asian Cut, Calvin Law reviews David Siev's Bad Axe as seen during Reel Asian 2022

‘Free Chol Soo Lee’ & 'Who Killed Vincent Chin?': Acknowledging Pain And Opening Up To Catharsis

For The Asian Cut, Calvin Law discusses the power of documentaries through Free Chol Soo Lee and Who Killed Vincent Chi?

Reel Asian: ‘Noise’ Loses Its Premise In The Excess Noise

The Asian Cut's Rachel Ho reviews Noise, the latest film from Hiroki Ryuichi starring Fujiwara Tatsuya, Matsuyama Ken'ichi.

Reel Asian: ‘Riceboy Sleeps’ is a Poignant Immigrant Story of Mother and Son

Directed by Anthony Shim, Riceboy Sleeps is a tender portrait of a South Korean immigrant family set in 1990s suburban Canada. So-young...