Bait: Riz Ahmed Delivers a Subversive, Chaotic Comedy with a Necessary Perspective
'Bait' shows that we need more producers like Riz Ahmed who are willing to buck the norm.
John Chu Cooks Up a Genre-Bending Sci-Fi Adventure with ‘The Subtle Art of Folding Space’
While the novel may be classified as science fiction, the heart of The Subtle Art of Folding Space is in its exploration of relationships and the difficulties of navigating obligations to oneself,
BTS Announces ‘Arirang’ U.S. Tour Stops
BTS is reuniting as seven for their 'Arirang' world tour, with shows in 10 U.S. cities.
It Was Just an Accident: An Exploration of Humanity in the Face of Injustice
This film explores what it means to be human by showing the conflicting emotions and actions of people who want to do good, yet simultaneously desire revenge and justice.
The Tragic Story of ‘Rosemead’
'Rosemead' is a tragic story about a mother and son, made all the more harrowing by the fact that it’s based on true events.
Tessa Hulls Explores Her Family’s Generational Wounds in ‘Feeding Ghosts’
Feeding Ghosts is ultimately more than just a labor of love; it served as a catalyst for Hulls to not only confront her family’s ghosts but empathize with them and set them
The Secret Life of OFWs Explores Horror in Modern Times Rooted in Philippine Folklore
'The Secret Life of OFWs' is Jet Tagasa’s debut literary work, a series of eight short horror stories about OFWs (Overseas Filipino Workers) set in modern times but rooted in Philippine folklore.
Transplants: Two Strangers Swap Worlds in Search for Belonging
In Transplants, author Daniel Tam-Claiborne vividly weaves a tale of two young women — Lin, a Chinese college student who struggles with socializing with her peers, and Liz, a Chinese-American who is
J-Hope Hits the Road for First Solo Tour ‘Hope on the Stage’
J-Hope will perform in six cities across North America on first ever solo tour.
‘Brief History of a Family’ Review: A Chinese Psychological Thriller Raises Questions of Friend or Foe
When a high schooler brings a classmate home one day, he opens the door for an unexpected series of events that alters the dynamics of his nuclear family forever.
Sasha Chuk beautifully explores the universality of identity and family in Hong Kong film ‘Fly Me to the Moon’
During NYAFF, Asia Blooming sat down with Sasha Chuk to learn more about how her own life is reflected in the film, the significance of the various languages and dialects used in
Paramount’s Film Adaptation of Children’s Novel ‘The Tiger’s Apprentice’ is Juvenile at Best
The film follows a Chinese American boy named Tom Lee, voiced by Brandon Soo Hoo, who suddenly must take over for his grandmother as the Guardian of the magical phoenix egg. Under