Archive for June, 2011

The dream of Ninja Mom started almost 20 years ago when Ren Hanami began creating a female ninja action hero called Ninja Girl. Several years and outlines later

Tina Huang is having a busy year but before we talked about that we asked her about the very gritty drama Tenderloin that she starred in back in

If you thought we were done interviewing the cast of Wedding Palace you would be wrong. The film has just started the film festival circuit and has already

We cannot possibly interview everyone who has something coming out (although we interview constantly) and we certainly wish we could, but we decided we should at least let

Tiffany Hsiung, a Canadian filmmaker from Toronto, is working on a documentary film entitled Within Every Woman . The film explores the forgotten history of "The Comfort Woman",

Nadine Truong may be in the beginning stages of building a film career, but she has already proven she has the writing, directing and the "eye" to create

Filipino-Australian actress Michelle Vergara Moore's new film about sex workers, Black & White & Sex just premiered in Sydney. Our Sydney correspondent, Pearl Tan, was able to sit

Dear readers, let us introduce to you Asian-Australian actress, writer, director, producer, editor, cinemtographer Pearl Tan. You can see Pearl in the new Australia film, Sleeping Beauty, starring

Vincent Lin is a New York City based filmmaker whose short film Chase Thompson, A Film by Chase Thompson is a great piece of film work that is

In case readers haven't noticed, our coverage of the Asian-American film industry has included tons and tons of interviews which have been one of the highlights of our

Linda Goldstein Knowlton's new documentary film Somewhere Between on the surface appears to be a story about adopted Chinese teenage girls who grew up in non-Chinese families in

Vivid Wang's film Red Light Revolution was screened in Los Angeles last month and we were able to talk with her about the film and her career when

If you missed our review of this exceptional, no extraordinary, play you only have to scroll back to the previous post! Thanks to Allison Rawlings we were able

"If you wanna find out who the Khmer Rouge are today, look at those who are alive." And with that line from Francois Chau who plays "Dr. Heng,"

The Colony Theater in Burbank may seem like an unlikely place to stage Year Zero (Directed by David Rose) which is about a Cambodian family living in

It took us a little while to finally get an interview with Yin Chang because she has been so busy with promotion of the new Disney film Prom.

In an upcoming interview segment, you will hear from Elaine about the very funny film Wedding Palace, but that is not the only film you can see her

Kieu Chinh took us on a tour of the rooms in her home she created that remind her of her childhood in Vietnam, her beautiful backyard garden and

Julia Cho is a new face who has landed some great roles since her start in film in 2009. Besides her role in the very funny film Wedding