The new Asian Hollywood
Hollywood, of late, seems to have lost much of its inspiration and charm, clogging cinemas with derivative and dull films. Many...
Hong Kong Film Industry Gears Up for Cannes 2011
Hong Kong filmmakers will screen their latest projects and exhibit industry talent at Marche du Film, the world's largest film market,...
Screen Series: The Soloist
Screen Series hopes to showcase and explore the roles that the various arts genre can play in our lives through the...
Japanese filmmakers carve out high profile in Cannes
In her latest challenge, film director Naomi Kawase attempts to depict her country and its people through different perspectives. While the...
Casting Light on Taiwanese Cinema
At the turn of the century Taiwanese cinema had a moment, albeit a quiet one that the average American filmgoer probably...
Prize Winners at the 12th Jeonju International Film Festival Announced
Director Park Chan-kyong, whom some of you will recognise as the younger brother of Park Chan-wook (JOINT SECURITY AREA, OLDBOY, THIRST),...
Feng Xiaogang’s Next Film Tackles China Famine During Japanese Invasion
Hit-making Chinese director Feng Xiaogang's next picture, Remembering 1942, tells of a deathly famine in central China that claimed three million...
“˜Priest’: Korean graphic novel meets Hollywood
There's a new vampire movie in town, and no, there's hardly anything romantic about this. Forget beautiful, pale undead beings that...
Film to show Ishinomaki residents’ spirit
An American man who helped popularize manga in the United States has gone behind the camera to make a film about...
Filipino film industry’s elusive dream
Filipino audiences have become much more discerning today than they were in the previous decades. No wonder, our local multiplexes are...
Paban Kumar Cannes-bound
Award winning documentary and television director of Manipur Haobam Paban Kumar has been selected by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting...
The new Asian Hollywood
Hollywood, of late, seems to have lost much of its inspiration and charm, clogging cinemas with derivative and dull films. Many...