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Golden Horse Film Project Market Sets Bumper Edition

The Golden Horse film project market sets out a bumper 64-title edition with $250,000 of prizes on offer.

'Marry My Dead Body': NYAFF Review | Reviews

SeaShorts film festival 2022 looks into reinventing how stories are told

From virtual reality to artificial intelligence: SeaShorts film fest returns with future elements that showcase technological advances in storytelling

10 LGBTQ+ films from East and Southeast Asia streaming

As part of Queer East Film Festival 2022, the Queer East team recommend 10 recent gems from East and Southeast Asia that are currently streaming in the UK.

In 'Dear Ex,' a tortured, extraordinary tenderness – The Bowdoin Orient

“‘A million years’ means: When he wants to be ‘normal’ one day and leaves you—after that day, every day is a million years.” — Chieh. It is almost callous to…

Movie review: I Missed You - Taipei Times

Where to stream the best Chinese-language films

Streaming tips to help you celebrate Chinese New Year with great cinema. 9 February 2021 Ash Is Purest White (2018) During the DVD era, the availability of Chinese language cinema in the UK was broadly divided between furious kung fu flicks and critically acclaimed arthouse titles. Many of the best examples of both camps have made the transfer to streaming platforms, but the chasm in between has also been addressed. Indeed, it’s now possible to stream the classics of China’s golden age, recent local crowd-pleasers and the socially incisive dramas that are being produced in Taiwan. Here are some recommendations to get started.

Taiwan Blazes New Trails With Extended Reality - Taiwan Business TOPICS

Taiwan Business TOPICS Taiwan has already begun forging a reputation as a producer of VR creative content. Now the introduction of 5G is driving the development of its VR industry to new levels. Taiwan-produced works made with virtual reality (VR) have become a regular feature at international film festivals. Industry promoters see this development as confirming that Taiwan has become one of the top players in extended reality (XR) content, which includes VR and other forms of computer-altered reality. Part of Taiwan’s success in this area is due to its technological ecosystem, which has helped it attract international filmmakers and production companies for cooperation on creating XR content.