‘And Still I Sing’ Vividly Captures the Labour of Hope
The film carries a glimmering world of hope within it, but at its core it achingly reminds how difficult hope-building can be.
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‘Hello (Again)’ is a Cute but Cliché Story of Love and Reconnection
As corny, unoriginal, and downright clunky as the premise is, an added Asian immigrant parent–child relationship lends emotional complexity.
The Tender Grace of ‘Sort Of’
The grace extended to Imran is 'Sort Of'’s running theme, modus operandi — its gift to us.
Reel Asian 2022: ‘Therapy Dogs’ Welcomes a Talent to Watch Out For
Ethan Eng. Remember that name.
Reel Asian 2022: ‘Stay the Night’ Is A Charming Torontonian Romance à la ‘Before Sunrise’
Andrea Bang and Joe Scarpellino are instantly charming and believable as certain Toronto and Montreal archetypes.
Romeo Candido on ‘Topline’ and Feeling an Arrival as a Filmmaker
Chatting with filmmaker Romeo Candido about his latest series 'Topline.'
Reel Asian 2022: ‘Big Fight in Little Chinatown’ Considers the Historic Value of Chinatowns
Investigating the historical significance of the neighbourhoods and the fight to preserve them.
Reel Asian 2022: ‘Topline’ Is a Heartfelt Coming-of-Age Underscored by an Incisive Soundtrack
If Tala and her family are the emotional foundation of 'Topline,' then the music is its real star.
Reel Asian 2022: ‘Riceboy Sleeps’ is a Poignant Immigrant Story of Mother and Son
A relatable story for many immigrant children who find themselves torn between identities,
‘Eternal Spring’: An Overdue Addendum to the Definition of Canadian Cinema
Reassessing and redefining what makes a Canadian film, Canadian.
