‘American Doctor’ Director Poh Si Teng Hopes Her Documentary Becomes “Irrelevant Tomorrow”
“There was this pin-drop silence when it came to talking about Gazan journalists that were executed and being killed."
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‘Paper Flowers’ Director Mahesh Pailoor Understands His Responsibility in Adapting Shalin Shah’s Story
"I think what we did stayed true to what happened, but we did take some creative liberties. That’s partly the ...
‘Namaslay’ Directing Duo Rish and Kanish Are “Frustrated” with Hollywood
“We recognize, as Indian filmmakers, that in that tradition of masala cinema, it can actually make a film more commercial ...
‘Mabel’ Is Poetry in Motion
'Mabel' is like a crayon drawing composed of straightforward yet vividly colored lines, succeeding in evoking something more than the ...
Curtis Lum Discusses ‘The Audacity’ and the Thrill of Playing the Corporate Climber
"You can’t be funny for the sake of being funny. What makes a scene funny is truth."
The Asian Cut’s Favourite Movies of 2025
The Asian Cut's editors and contributors share their favourite films (and first watches) of 2025.
Kumail Nanjiani Joins Josh Hartnett in ‘All Day & All Night’ for XYZ Films
Kumail Nanjiani joins Josh Hartnett in the upcoming film All Day & All Night written by Tommy Wirkola and John ...
Yerin Ha on Joining ‘Bridgerton’ Season 4 and Expanding the World of the Ton
"When you have a physical mask, you actually feel more invincible."
From Sundance to Spirit Awards, ‘Lurker’ Filmmaker Alex Russell Looks Back on a Really Good Year
“Tension, I understand. I know how to write a scene about two people who have something unspoken between them — ...
Chloé Zhao’s ‘Hamnet’ Resonates as It Ponders Creation and Death
Hamnet is the hand that reaches across the stage and the screen and latches onto your soul.
