‘Raging Grace’ Director Paris Zarcilla Gets Candid About Making a Film Born From a Place of Rage
Speaking with director Paris Zarcilla about his directorial debut 'Raging Grace' and the challenges in sharing the film with certain audiences.
‘Raging Grace’ Proves the Scariest Things in Life Are What’s Real
A testament to Maxene Eigenmann’s talent as an actress how deftly she walks the line between the desire to go unnoticed and her desperation as a single mother.
From ‘Saving Face’ to ‘The Half of It’: Wrestling with Shame and Desire Across Time
Exploring the cinematic sisterhood of 'Saving Face' and 'The Half of It' and their contributions to queer, Asian, and queer Asian cinema.
‘The Persian Version’ Tackles the Mother-Daughter Relationship Trope with Comedy and Compassion
Simultaneously maintaining a universality while offering specific unique nuggets of truth.
TIFF 2023: ‘Your Mother’s Son’ Disturbs as It Teeters on the Line Between Love and Abuse
Hard to watch and even harder to define.
‘The Queen of My Dreams’ Is an Exceptional Debut From Fawzia Mirza
'The Queen of My Dreams' pushes the limits of the medium, telling a story that crosses time, space, and even genre.
Happy Together Is Still a Once-in-a-Lifetime Movie
'Happy Together' feels as raw and rough as it does because of the chemistry between Tony Leung Chiu-wai and Leslie Cheung.
‘Joy Ride’ Is the Hilarious, Heartfelt, and Horny Movie We Didn’t Know We Were Waiting For
Dares to become the movie we didn’t know we were waiting for.
H.P. Mendoza Talks ‘The Secret Art of Human Flight’ and Being Unapologetically Queer and Filipino
In conversation with director H.P. Mendoza about his film 'The Secret Art of Human Flight.'
Asian-Canadian Filmmaker Samantha Wan Is Calling the Shots Now
Speaking to director Samantha Wan about filmmaking in a changing landscape.
