In her debut film, writer-director Nelicia Low intricately captures the push-and-pull between the film's main characters, drawing from her own relationship with her autistic older brother, and her collaboration with international partners.
The late Chinese American photographer Corky Lee empowered generations of Asian Americans, thanks to his fearless coverage of his community’s history, culture, and activism. In celebration of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, his legacy is honored in the new documentary.
The 4K restoration peels away Lee Chang-dong's anti-hero, revealing illuminating layers of a man overwhelmed by his past and crushed under the weight of autocratic history.
Set against the backdrop of Incheon, "Take Care of My Cat" delves into the lives of five young women navigating the transition from high school to adult life. It portrays the complexities of maintaining friendships, facing new realities – and hard realizations.
Restored to 4K in 2017, "Made in Hong Kong" emerges nearly three decades after its initial release as a poignant testament to the city's spirit during a transformative era. Directed by Fruit Chan, the film paints a gritty, punk-infused portrait of life in 1990s Hong Kong
Hou Hsiao-Hsien’s time capsule of early-aughts Taipei is 22, and it holds up for a new generation of viewers.
