There is no better film to illustrate the distinctive style of filmmaker Mira Nair than her debut feature film, 'Salaam Bombay!'.

Reporting from the 18th Five Flavours Asian Film Festival, Olivia Popp shares her highlights and favourites.

"For me, Sana incarnates the young generation of Iran that took us all by surprise during the Woman, Life, Freedom movement with its courage"

The Asian Cut editors and contributors pick their favourite films from Asia and the Asian diaspora in 2024.

In conversation with The Asian Cut, Ghosh shares about her inspirations, multicultural background, and the personal resonance behind her work.

"Ultimately, it's a satire, and we hope there's one surreal moment for each chapter."

“We try to have it be more like a chef’s menu, but there’s also some things that are more like your comfort dish.”

At the heart of Rina Olsen’s latest novel, 'The Water Stricken,' is her ability to blend careful historical research with folklore and fantasy.

“If I hadn’t landed that job at Disney, I don’t know where I’d be right now. I’d probably still be coding somewhere in aerospace.”

Imelda Marcos demanded 'Manila by Night' be changed to 'City After Night,' believing the film gave her city a bad name. Too bad for her.