“A Great Divide” is a Compelling Exploration of anti-Asian Racism that Deserves More Time

An expansive, desolate wilderness. A lone, gleaming mansion on a hill. A family arrives at their palatial new abode, but…

Finding Peace in the End: In Conversation with Blue Bayou’s Linh-Dan Pham

Asian American filmmaker Justin Chon’s latest film – Blue Bayou – opens today in theatres nationwide. In the film, Linh-Dan…

Bringing a Transnational Korean American Adoptee Story to Film: In Conversation with ‘Blue Bayou’ Filmmaker Justin Chon

Asian American filmmaker Justin Chon’s latest film – Blue Bayou – opens today in theatres nationwide. Blue Bayou tells the…

Raya and the Last Dragon: a powerful story of personal, political healing

By Guest Contributor: Mai Nguyen Do Note: This essay contains mild spoilers for the film ‘Raya and the Last Dragon’.…

Minari: Unsettling “Belonging” to Asian/Amerika

By: Victoria M. Huỳnh  When Minari was omitted from the Golden Globes’ “main” categories for Best Picture, Asian diasporas came…

What I Want From Chester Tam’s Upcoming Rom-Com Film

By Guest Contributor: Monique Jones (@moniqueblognet) Note: A version of this article originally appeared last year in Just Add Color.…