We go through the entire series — all 38 films, live action and animated, spanning 70 years from 1954 to 2024
Why Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders are no longer chasing the opportunity to merely be represented.
Kevin L. Lee takes a deep dive with Ke Huy Quan on his journey from forgotten child star to Oscar favorite and everything in between
Interview: Leslie Odom Jr. on character and suspense in ‘Glass Onion’ and working with Rian Johnson
In the last two years, I have written scripts for five short films, along with a full-length feature screenplay and a pilot episode for a horror rom-com. None of those stories featured an Asian protagonist.
Writers Seth Reiss and Will Tracy marinate on shaping Chef Slowik and making sense of our consumer culture
Elegance Bratton speaks on the practical challenges he faced, what it was like seeing his story told, and his reflections on where he is now
Interview: Park Chan-wook on hidden feelings and the beauty in language and mother tongue in ‘Decision to Leave’
Interview: Stephanie Hsu on Joy/Jobu, Chaos, Nihilism, Healing, and Bagels in ‘Everything Everywhere All At Once’
Interview: Kogonada on creating ‘After Yang’ and finding a universal truth about love and memory
Honorable mentions: Belle, Benedetta, Bo Burnham’s Inside, CODA, The French Dispatch, The Green Knight, Language Lessons, No Time To Die, West Side Story
Interview: Asghar Farhadi on judgment and storytelling in 'A Hero'
Retrospective: 5 years later, 'Shin Godzilla' is still the beacon of hope we need
Interview: Gelatt and King talk about the inspirations behind the story, genre conventions, and what the animation process was like
Interview: McKibbin and Carbone talk about the writing process and the filmmaking experience of taking something personal and transforming it into something poignant and powerful
Interview: Maine talks about sexual education, her personal experiences in Catholic school, how that guided her direction in the film, and how the film resonates even with non-religious people
Interview: Rothery talks about his experience writing and directing his first film, the film’s production process, and the film’s themes
When film critic Kevin L. Lee asked people to tell him "the hardest you've ever cried in a movie/TV show" on Twitter, he was unprepared for the onslaught that followed
Interview: Teems talks about the film’s many themes and how it was produced and brought to the big screen
Comprised of three animated shorts that, when put together, tell one coherent story, It’s Such a Beautiful Day asks for our empathy and our humble acceptance in our mortality
14 years is a long time to digest Brad Bird‘s original Incredibles and understand exactly how it stood the test of time
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