Cannes 2024 Review: A Young Man’s Uneasy with Having It Easy in Laurent Cantet’s Tremendous “Enzo”
"BPM" director Robin Campillo brings his longtime collaborator's final film to the screen with the fire of a young man & considerable wisdom.
L.A. Asian Pacific Film Festival Interview: Alika Maikau Tengan on Rewriting the Rules of the Road in “Molokaʻi Bound”
The director discusses this stirring drama about a parolee reclaiming his life and capturing working class life in Hawaii.
L.A. Asian Pacific Film Festival Interview: Jason Park on Operating at the Top of His Game in “Transplant”
The director discusses probing many dualities that make this drama singular as he follows an ambitious Korean-American surgical apprentice.
L.A. Asian Pacific Film Festival Interview: Naja Pham Lockwood On the Full Picture in “On Healing Land, Birds Perch”
The director discusses how the famed "Saigon Execution" photo may have helped end the Vietnam War, but was only the start for those tied to it.
L.A. Asian Pacific Film Festival Interview: Matt Alesevich and Hemal Trivedi on Having a Healthy Outlook on “Where the Light Enters You”
The co-directors discuss going the distance for this doc about a New York health care worker whose eyes are opened by her travels to India.
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