‘And Still I Sing’ Vividly Captures the Labour of Hope
The film carries a glimmering world of hope within it, but at its core it achingly reminds how difficult hope-building ...
Tag: Documentary
‘Children of the Mist’ Documentary Reveals Child Marriage Customs In Rural Vietnam
A shocking revelation of stolen childhoods, unhappy family dynamics, and combative sexual politics.
Reel Asian 2022: ‘Some Women’ Is a Masterful Exploration of Womanhood
What’s most remarkable about 'Some Women' is the relationship between the camera and the subject.
Reel Asian 2022: ‘Big Fight in Little Chinatown’ Considers the Historic Value of Chinatowns
Investigating the historical significance of the neighbourhoods and the fight to preserve them.
Reel Asian 2022: ‘Bad Axe’ Shows The Strength In Family
Documenting the cost of hardship, while also embracing resilience.
‘Free Chol Soo Lee’ & ‘Who Killed Vincent Chin?’: Acknowledging Pain And Opening Up To Catharsis
Comparing the effect and consequences of 'Free Chol Soo Lee' and 'Who Killed Vincent Chin?'.
‘Eternal Spring’: An Overdue Addendum to the Definition of Canadian Cinema
Reassessing and redefining what makes a Canadian film, Canadian.
‘Kalinga’ Is a Love Letter to a Mother’s Sacrifice
The word “sacrifice” is said often through 'Kalinga,' a word most of us know the meaning of but less of ...
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