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’.…
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More Queer than Gay, ‘The Half of It’ is Wholly Necessary
By Guest Contributor: Kim Tran This post first appeared in Wear Your Voice Magazine and contains mild spoilers for the…
Bong Joon Ho’s “Parasite” Manipulates Space to Spook Viewers and Make a Statement about Social Class
By Guest Contributor: Claudia Vaughan Bong Joon Ho’s films can be described as a genre in their own right: they…
REVIEW: I Watched ‘Ghost in the Shell’ So You Don’t Have To
This weekend, Hollywood’s live-action remake of the classic Ghost in the Shell anime opened in theatres nationwide. The film has been the…
“Advantageous”: Smart, Subtle and Sorrowful Science Fiction By Women of Colour Filmmakers
“We’re looking for someone that’s a little more… universal.” This line — uttered by James Urbaniak’s character Fisher in Jennifer…
Review: “9-Man” documentary is a complex, thought-provoking challenge to Asian American stereotypes
Opening to a Boston theatre crammed to capacity with an audience that included current and former players of 9-Man and…
The 8 Ingredients They Stitched Together to Make “I, Frankenstein”: a pictorial movie review
… and it was awesome. Terrible, but awesome.