She transformed the landscape of martial arts cinema, lifting female characters from the shadows of sidekick status into the fierce, commanding spotlight of lead roles.
Director Sean Wang shared insights into his journey from making skateboarding videos on YouTube to creating award-winning films in a recent interview with Asian A.V. Club.
Renowned international stars and acclaimed filmmakers expected to attend NYAFF’s Opening Night red carpet and present some of the festival’s most anticipated premieres
This year’s festival features a record 90 world, international, and North American premieres, celebrated industry guests, and 20 feature debuts.
NYAFF festival director Sam Jamier weighs in on the 1993 Chinese masterpiece, Farewell My Concubine, and why it is still such an incredible cultural phenomenon to this day.
Zhang Lu, renowned for his arthouse Korean films that often portray the lives of outsiders, discusses his latest film, "The Shadowless Tower," and what inspired him to highlight stories of Beijing locals as well as his childhood memories of the city.
Director Wim Wenders and Koji Yakusho sat with NYAFF director Samuel Jamier for a chat about their latest film. During the conversation, they shared a few of the secrets behind the film (now in select theaters).
The 2024 New York Asian Film Festival will be from July 12 to July 28, 2024 at Film at Lincoln Center and SVA Theatre. Prepare for an exceptional showcase of films from across Asia, along with special events, celebrity appearances, and so much more.
Director Cheuk Wan-chi and producer Jacqueline Liu discuss the inspiration for the riveting Vital Sign. This production not only strikes a chord with its local residents but also provides comfort to those living abroad who wrestle with a profound longing for their motherland.
Join acclaimed Korean director Lee Won-suk and late actor Lee Sun-kyun for a lively discussion about their gonzo-comedy "Killing Romance," a unique blend of romance, humor, and suspense that takes viewers on an unpredictable cinematic adventure.
Director Daishi Matsunaga takes us through the intimate landscapes of "Egoist," an LGBTQ+ narrative celebrated for its honest portrayal of love and connection. Matsunaga and actor Ryohei Suzuki explore the film's delicate approach to complex relationships.
Director Anshul Chauhan and lead actor Shogen discuss revenge, teenage murderers and uncertain forgiveness in Chauhan’s third feature film.
