Call for Entries: Seoul International Extreme-Short Image & Film Festival
The 7th Seoul International Extreme-Short Image & Film Festival (SESIFF) aims to seek diverse possibilities through the innovative visual culture and to offer...
Call for Entries: ifva Awards
Organised by Hong Kong Arts Centre, ifva aims to promote and encourage creative talents in Asia. The ifva Awards accepts all...
Call for Entries: Film Front
Film Front is an international short film festival that aims to promote young filmmakers and independent productions. Submitted films must be...
Film from the Ashes: A beautiful but deadly art is reborn at the Nitrate Picture Show
The lights were low, and the house was slowly filling. Ben Tucker set down an armful of film reels in the...
Pay-as-you-wish for SG50 movie ‘7 Letters’
In a bid to give back to Singapore in celebration of SG50, the nation's 50th year of independence, tickets to the...
CraveOnline Interview: Justin Chon on “˜Seoul Searching’
Seoul Searching was my top pick at Sundance so I'm glad it's playing locally at the Los Angeles Film Festival. In...
Call for Entries: Princeton Film Festival
The Princeton Film Festival showcases short films and screenplays from up-and-coming filmmakers and screenwriters at Princeton University each Spring. All films...
Straits Times Interview: All’s Well, Ends Well director Clifton Ko explains why comedy is harder than action
If you are a fan of Hong Kong comedy, chances are you have laughed along to a movie by Clifton Ko....
This Map Re-Draws the World According to Cannes Lions Wins
Global agency We Are Social has created the Cannesogram, an interactive cartogram that reveals how countries have performed over the last...
Film Trailer: 7 Letters
Singapore's seven most illustrious directors have gathered their creative storytelling and filmmaking talents in a one-of-a-kind project celebrating Singapore's 50th year....
South China Morning Post Review: Flowers of Taipei – on Taiwan cinema’s global reach
For those who don't know much about its titular subject, Flowers of Taipei: Taiwan New Cinema gives a wonderful primer on...
South China Morning Post Review: The Taking of Tiger Mountain – director goes too far
Veteran director Tsui Hark has always been one for the visuals, and this reworking of Qu Bo's novel Tracks in the...