The next wave: 5 award-winning films by young Asian directors to watch
Learn from award-winning Asian filmmakers making waves in the global film industry. Experience poignant dramas to hilarious comedies.
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Learn from award-winning Asian filmmakers making waves in the global film industry. Experience poignant dramas to hilarious comedies.
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What happens when the screen becomes a lectern. Without benefit of so much as one acclimatizing image or inaugural character to provide footing, even before a title hits the screen the filmmaker’s intent is clearly spelled out for us: “School bullying is a worldwide phenomenon… We hope this film will engage and unite us against bullying.” Note to director Derek Tsang: even if a bully should accidentally happen to stumble across your movie, it would no doubt be unintentional. And the chances are good that he or she would identify with and cheer on the ruffians. A scream punctuates the ...
Here's what's playing â April 23-29 â at in-person and virtual cinemas in the Berkshires and environs. Where films have been reviewed, the capsules include the name of the film critic and the day the full review was posted on berkshireeagle.com. All reviews are by Associated Press critics. BETTER DAYS (NR) Chen Nian has been single-mindedly preparing for Chinaâs two-day national college entrance exam, which not only determines where and if she gets to study but also the fate of her entire family. Following the suicide of her classmate, Chen Nian suddenly finds herself the new t...
BBC News By Vincent Dowd image copyrightSamuel Goldwyn/WeDistribution/StudioCanal/Dogwoof image captionThe nominees (L-R): The Man Who Sold His Skin, Better Days, Another Round, Collective and Quo Vadis, Aida? Last year was a turning point for the Oscar category which had for decades been known as best foreign language film. First came the name change. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences decided the word "foreign" was starting to feel out of date. Then, the newly-named best international feature award went to the South Korean satire Parasite. A hit with audiences and critics a...