Archive for February, 2012

Chris Woon’s debut feature-length documentary, Among B-Boys, is an expansion of his 2004 short film. His film delves into the lives of Hmong teenagers living in California's central

On the Red Carpet with "Bang Bang" director and cast. Bang Bang will be screened on March 13th @ 5:30PM and March 10th @ 6:45PM at the San Francisco

For those who have not seen Byron Q's film Bang Bang, check out our review (Bang Bang review) (no spoilers) and see why you should watch it! And

After premiering at the Hawaii International film festival in 2011, Patrick Wang's film In the Family won the Best Narrative Feature and the George C. Lin Emerging Filmmaker

The annual Asian American International Film Festival (AAIFF) (produced by Asian CineVision), celebrates its 35th year in 2012 and is the nation's longest-running festival of its kind showcasing

Amy Hill graced the red carpet at Kollaboration 2011 and we asked her about her role in Quentin Lee's upcoming film White Frog with a host of talent

The San Francisco Center for Asian American Media is about to start it's 30th film festival showcasing 120 films over 11 days in March in San Francisco, Berkeley

A project that has been long in the making that we have kept our eye on is Peter Hyoguchi's amazing new series The New Kind. Our interview with

Director Timothy Tau teamed up with the Fung Brothers to create a new video, The Jeremy Lin Effect 2. Linsanity has spread far and wide and we certainly

By age 20, Joyce Wu had written, directed and produced her first stage play that premiered at the Oxford Playhouse's Burton Taylor Studio while she was studying English

We were not able to sit down with the whole cast, but we did manage to speak with the producer, director and actress Lina Patel about the play. Slither

For anyone who hasn't seen The People I've Slept With you are missing a great comedy written by Koji Steven Sakai and Directed by Quentin. If you want

Independent filmmaker Quention Lee talks about his early film projects. His film Drift stars Reggie Lee who we recently interviewed and his performance in that film is

Jake Choi interrupted a basketball career to pursue acting and his performances have already shown why he made the right choice. We caught up with him in L.A.

Singer Alex Wong and Director/Choreographer Lauren Gottlieb talk about the very organic evolution of the music video/short film for Alex's new song "Crave." Lauren brought Legacy on board

A Foundling is a film that captured our attention a few months ago because of the story (the old west), the cast (Asian-American) and the Director (Carly Lyn)

Canadian actor Osric Chau is probably best known for his role in 2012 (John Cusak), but his career is taking off and you can expect to see him

Alex used his time recuperating from his achilles tendon surgery to show his other talent as a vocalist. Although people were surprised an amazing dancer was auditioning for

Alex Wong has a very busy 2012 ahead! Having wowed audiences on "So You Think You Can Dance," Alex has started showing the world his other talents. In