Archive for August, 2011

These are the films to check out! Kumare (Vikram Gandhi Director). Starring Vikram Gandhi & Purva Bedi. Documentary Feature. Sept. 23rd @ 12:15PM and Sept. 24th @ 12:15PM. Brother Rob

Sept. 15th @ 6:30PM at AMC 16. One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (USA). Written and performed by Kristina Wong; Directed by Mike Closson. World Premiere. Sept. 15th @

Sept. 15th @ 7:00PM at E Street Cinema. The Potential Lives of Norman Mao (USA). Written and Directed by Derek Nguyen; starring George Takei, Ed Lin, Tina Chen,

Sept. 16th @ 4:30PM & Sept. 17th @ 3:45PM at AMC 34th St. Theater 9. L.A. Coffin School (USA). Erin Li Writer/Director; Starring Elizabeth Sung, Michelle Krusiec, Jerry

18 Mighty Mountain Warriors Comedy Troupe are on stage again and those in L.A. have two weeks left to catch the new show! We grabbed #1 Writer Michael

Jean's interview was just too interesting to chop up into one post, so as promised we are bringing you Part 2 where Jean gives us more of her

Filmmaking is collaborative even with the use of language and between countries and proof of that is producer Yeh Jufeng from Taiwan. The epic film Red Cliff, starring

Renee Lim has been singing, dancing and acting since she was 5. Originally from Perth, she moved to Sydney not to pursue a performing arts career but to

We recently did an interview with Mike Ginn about his acting career, being a gold Power Ranger, and his supporting role in the now award winning film My

The New Zealand film My Wedding and Other Secrets by Writer/Director Rosanne Liang had its North American premiere simultaneously at film festivals in New York and Los Angeles

We reached Ray Pang all the way in Singapore and are excited to be able to bring you his interview talking about his film Break that will be

Derek Basco wrote a story about a single dad, played by brother Dante Basco, and his daughter, played by Derek's daughter Emily. The short film is directed by

Bailey Kobe worked with French superstar Marc Lavoine to create music videos for his latest CD "Volume 10". La semaine prochaine was the first video from the project

We continue our interviews with filmmakers who are having films screened at the HollyShorts Film Festival, opening this weekend, with Dave Kebo who talks about not one, but

We have been lucky enough to see Wedding Palace twice (we didn't get enough laughs the first time!). Stephen Park, who plays Brain Tee's father in the film,

Photo by Jimi Sweet Jake Choi resides in New York so we certainly hope to interview him properly (in front of the camera) once we have a new correspondent

New Zealand actor Mike Ginn has moved from being a Power Ranger to the "jock/lawyer perfect man for a traditional Chinese family" in Rosanne Liang's romantic comedy My

Christine Yoo's very funny film Wedding Palace is being screened to sold out audiences at film festival's and has won multiple awards. At a recent, exclusive screening at

Upcoming is an interview we did with Dave Kebo who worked on two films that will be screened at the upcoming HollyShorts Film Festival. Before we get to