Archive for July, 2011

Mun Chee's award winning film (Special Jury Award, Best Director, Best Supporting Actor @ Worldfest Houston 2011; Best Acting Ensemble, Outstanding Cinematography @ L.A. Asian Pacific Film Festival)

First, you know writer/director Byron Q created something "good" when the media gets shut out of screenings because it's sold out! Such was the case with us at

Founded in 2006, KAFFNY is an international independent film festival that features Korean-American stories. KAFFNY is dedicated to providing opportunities for Korean actors/actresses in New York, the US

The annual Asian American International Film Festival (AAIFF) (produced by Asian CineVision), celebrates its 34th year in 2011! AAIFF is he nation's longest-running festival of its kind showcasing

Yo Soy Un Hombre Loco (I Am a Crazy Man) written and directed by Vlad Rimburg and starring Shawn Bernal and Emmanuel Manzanares, was nominated for Best Fight

In Part 3, Diana talks about the film Sharky's Machine and experiencing racism as child, and one of her interesting/embarrassing experiences as a

Dinner with Diana was peppered with some great conversation and interesting questions from the guests! Although we can't let you sit with Diana for 3+ hours, we can

Diana may have still been feeling the effects of jet-lag from her trip to Italy, but it didn't keep her warm and engaging personality from shining through during

One of our most amazing interview experiences, with Kieu Chinh, brings readers to present day where Kieu talks about the big transformation happening to the Vietnamese film

This weekend continues the L.A. Short Film Festival with a number of Asian-American films being screened. So if you are in the Los Angeles area here are some

Recently we interviewed Timothy Tau and the cast of his film The Case. He is already back behind the camera directing a new web series written by Joshua

Dustin Nguyen is an Asian-American actor who has taken his acting skills overseas to Vietnam to become part of the amazing transformation that has been taking place in

For those in San Diego, close to San Diego or planning to head to San Diego, don't miss the Midnight VIP Party at Comic-Con to celebrate the sci-fi

Kieu's role in the iconic film Joy Luck Club includes one of the most memorable scenes ever put on film, leaving her children. Kieu talks about how she

Our neighbors to the north are having a weekend film festival devoted to South Asian films. Tonight, for their opening gala, the Vancouver International South Asian Film Festival

Filipino-Australian actor Felino Dolloso is one of those actors who has had been able to star in stage, TV and film and has built up an impressive resume.

If you haven't seen Quentin Lee's last film, The People I've Slept With, then you've missed a great film that we covered including a review and interviews with

A Book By Its Cover written by Damon Chua and directed by Kevin Cochran is a look at two families, one in China and one in California, that

Kieu Chinh talks about M*A*S*H being her first acting opportunity in the USA, and how what was to be a re-occurring role on M*A*S*H disappeared because of the