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The Warlords: a classical tragedy and study of morality

It begins with an end: The aftermath of a “battle” that was more a slaughter. The Taipei Rebellion has plunged China into chaos, and...

Wong Kar-Wai is one of those directors who is fearless when it comes to vision. A master of themes, he elaborately ties together characters,...

Quick, what do you think of when you hear the phrase “USC Film School”: George Lucas, Mad Men, SAG actors, red carpet openings? How...

Hosted by the Annenberg Chinese Students and Alumni Association of USC (ACSAA), the 19th annual Beijing College Student Film Festival will be...

Those familiar with the artistic journey of polymathic director “Beat” Takeshi Kitano know that he started with Yakuza dramas (Violent...

A film that is very much aware of its rich history, Dragons Forever – as the poignant title gently suggests– is the last time the three...

The Ring, with Naomi Watts, is an American remake (herein noted as (A) for the sake of clarity) of the Japanese film Ringu (noted as (J)). In both...

In the recent past, there have been a plethora of American remakes of Asian horror films (also called J-horror, as the style originated in Japan)....

Celebrate Asian Art Revolution, a weekend of events taking a fresh look at Asian art, film, and music, beginning Thursday night September 23 with ...

The Michigan State University Religious Studies department is presenting a free screening of the Bollywood film Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam (“I...