Photo credits: C35 Films Having recently become eligible to vote, director Yi Chen was inspired to create First Vote, a feature-length documentary that explores the Asian …
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Get The Hell Out: Film Review
Have you ever imagined what would happen if a building full of selfish politicians becomes the epicenter of a zombie outbreak? Taiwanese film Get The Hell …
Lupin III Whisks Viewers Away On A 3DCG Adventure
One of the most famous animation franchises in the world, Lupin III returns with a whole new look in its latest movie installment, Lupin III: …
A Weekend with the Joy Ruckus Club
Amid the global pandemic, there have been countless online concerts and events, but one in particular stood out to me. With Joy Ruckus Club being …
Bong Joon-ho’s “Memories of Murder” Remains Relevant as Ever
*Warning: This review contains spoilers. South Korean director, producer, and screenwriter Bong Joon-ho made headlines earlier this year with his Oscar Best Picture win for …
76 Days: An Unfiltered Look Into COVID-19 At Its Origin
While everyone across the world is impacted by COVID-19, not everyone experiences it the same way. For essential workers in the U.S., it can mean …
The Iron Raven: Book Review
*Warning: This review contains spoilers. To fans of the Iron Fey world who may never have wanted the books to end, have no fear: Julie …
Shine: Book Review
At first sight, K-pop may seem all glitz and glam, but that’s not what K-pop star Jessica Jung’s long-awaited novel Shine tells us. In Jung’s …
Children of the Sea: Film Review
Originally premiering at the Los Angeles Film Festival in 2019, Children of the Sea became available on home entertainment at the beginning of September 2020. …
Abracadabra: Whimsical With No Big Reveal
Directed by Indonesian filmmaker Faozan Rizal, Abracadabra follows an illustrious magician Lukman who unexpectedly announces his retirement at his final show. Closing the performance with …