Cannes 2024: Filmmaker Constance Tsang Makes a Strong Debut with ‘Blue Sun Palace’
A rare, original breakthrough in Asian American cinema.
Tag: USA
Ang Lee Marries Eastern and Western Expectations in ‘90s Queer Rom-Com ‘The Wedding Banquet’
Ang Lee boldly integrates new perspectives with a predominantly East Asian cast in 'The Wedding Banquet'
Netflix’s ‘3 Body Problem’ Has One Storyline Too Many
Viewers may get whiplash from whipping past character choices and major reveals.
Dev Patel Is Not Afraid to Go Ape in ‘Monkey Man’
Dev Patel pulls together his considerable filmmaking talent to write, direct, and star in this violent fairy tale.
‘Kung Fu Panda 4’ Brings Back its Baddies
'Kung-Fu Panda 4' still generates lots of laughs and enjoyment from rapid-fire jokes and visual gags.
Netflix’s ‘Avatar: The Last Airbender’ Is an Exercise in Letting Go of the Past
Stands firmly as an entertaining and, more importantly, intentional interpretation of a fantastical story built upon Asian and Indigenous cultures and traditions.
‘Mr. and Mrs. Smith’: A Smart, Slick, and Self-Reflexive Marriage Story
Exploring the racial dynamics within the Prime series 'Mr. and Mrs. Smith'.
Sundance 2024: ‘Desire Lines’ Proves That The Medium Is The Message
Part-narrative feature, part-documentary, 'Desire Lines' is a steamy and insightful investigation of the space where gender expression and sexual orientation intersect.
‘The Tiger’s Apprentice’ Needs More Guidance
'The Tiger’s Apprentice' is a fine choice if you’ve time to kill, but it’s no classic.
Justin Chien and Sam Song Li on ‘The Brothers Sun’ and Familial Support
Justin Chien and Sam Song Li speaks with The Asian Cut about their Netflix series 'The Brothers Sun.'
