Most people seeking a piece of fruit know it's as simple as stopping by their local grocery store to find what they're looking for. Citizen...

Commissioned by the Taipei Golden Horse Film Festival, 10+10 is a short film anthology intended to speak of "the uniqueness of Taiwan" to ce...

Far too twee and naive to inspire actual anger, Jim Wang and Yi-Chien Yang's feature film debut, Cha Cha For Twins, is exceedingly novice de...

I've always considered the term "yellow fever" to border on the realm of racial slurs, yet, apparently, it's widely used in North America to...

Hawaii-born Jake Shimabukuro, known worldwide for his mastery of the ukulele, was given the instrument at the age of four by his musically i...

As one of the most respected artists in China, Liu Xiaodong has become a leading figure in a generation of Chinese painters interested in pr...

Most active as a director in the late '60s and early '70s, before joining the Japanese Red Army and heading off to Lebanon, Masao Adachi des...

In making a documentary about Japanese manga artist Yoshihiro Tatsumi, director Eric Khoo has immersed his work in the aesthetic environment...

If one's in a charitable mood, indulgence can be read as artfulness. Stateless Things is the type of film some viewers will pretend to think...

New Wave Hong Kong director Yim Ho has a wide array of titles under his belt. Having come to prominence in the '80s, he's racked up film fe...

Architecture 101 is a thoughtful, tender film about many things—nostalgia, memory, time, longing and connection—though ostensibl...