NYAFF Review: Taiwan Black Movies
Sometimes it’s difficult for documentaries to convey all they hope to convey, especially when the documentary is about a film genre or a ...
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Reviews
Review: Behind the Camera: Why Mr. E Went to Hollywood
As a reviewer, there’s only so many, there is a constant cloud hanging over my head questioning whether or not I am just ...
Reviews
NYAFF Review: Eungyo (A Muse)
I have a tendency to forget, and I doubt that I’m the only one, that pedophilia does not refer to teenagers. In fact, ...
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NYAFF Review: Confession of Murder
It’s interesting to see the way other cultures portray their media. I’m not talking about the television pundits that get across important plot ...
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NYAFF Review: The Bullet Vanishes
There’s an observation in This Is Spinal Tap that sums up the dilemma of many detective stories: there’s a fine line between clever ...
NYAFF Review: Helter Skelter
It would seem to me that being a supermodel might actually be one of the most difficult jobs out there. It’s not the ...
Trailers
Teaser Trailer: The Wind Rises (Kaze Tachinu)
Here is your first very brief look at Hayao Miyazaki’s new film, The Wind Rises. The footage aired on Japanese television and reveals ...
Reviews
NYAFF Review: The Legend Is Born: Ip Man
Ip Man starring Donnie Yen and directed by Wilson Yip is one of the best martial arts films of the last 10 years. It ...
Reviews
Review: Ip Man: The Final Fight
In the review for The Legend Is Born: Ip Man, I mentioned how the character of Yip Man seems to be turning into ...
New York Asian Film Festival makes a triumphant return
Two years ago, the New York Asian Film Festival changed my life just a little bit. It was my first serious introduction into ...
Review: A Werewolf Boy
Werewolves are kind of dumb. They’re an amalgamation of two great flavors (wolves and people) that don’t go great together. The most telling ...
