‘The Tiger’s Apprentice’ Needs More Guidance
'The Tiger’s Apprentice' is a fine choice if you’ve time to kill, but it’s no classic.
'The Tiger’s Apprentice' is a fine choice if you’ve time to kill, but it’s no classic.
Justin Chien and Sam Song Li speaks with The Asian Cut about their Netflix series 'The Brothers Sun.'
Exploring the cinematic sisterhood of 'Saving Face' and 'The Half of It' and their contributions to queer, Asian, and queer Asian cinema.
Imran J. Khan directs his script with impeccable comedic timing that he shrewdly balances against substantial ideas
Simultaneously maintaining a universality while offering specific unique nuggets of truth.
Anchored by the warm, sweet, and naturalistic performances of its star-crossed leads, 'Dear Jassi' is a tender romance at its core.
A strangely fitting companion piece to Michael Mann’s 'Ferrari,' featuring victories that feel like defeats.
A few too many ideas floating around, but 'Shortcomings' eventually finds its footing.
Dares to become the movie we didn’t know we were waiting for.
In conversation with director H.P. Mendoza about his film 'The Secret Art of Human Flight.'