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The Taiwan Cinefest is back again in 2010. The Taiwan Cinefest is a new platform for up and coming Taiwanese filmmakers and to share and promote their work to an international audience. The festival will kick off on more... by staff

The annual San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival (SFIAAFF) is back again this March. Presented by CAMM (Center for Asian American Media), this is the 28th year of the festival, more... by staff

The 12th Annual San Francisco Independent Film Festival (IndieFest), featuring a bunch of independent films and videos from around the world, will be running from February 4th to 18th 2010 at the Roxie Theater in San Francisco, This year, the film festival is co-hosted with more... by staff

The 6th annual Another Hole in the Head Film Festival, presented by SF IndieFest, will be running from June 5th to 18th 2009 at Roxie Film Center in San Francisco. It is an independent film festival that specializes in contemporary horror, horror-comedy, more... by staff

The San Francisco International Film Festival (SFIFF52) opens its 52nd year with an inspired array of films from around the globe and a broad range of accompanying festivities. SFIFF52 opens April 23 and runs through May 7, with over 150 films more... by staff

The amount of Hong Kong production remained low in 2008. With a few exceptional works, i.e. The Way We Are, the rest are more or less flawed in one way or another, making the selection process ... by Kantorates, Ryan, Alan Chu, Matt Wong

The Taiwan Cinefest is a new platform for up and coming Taiwanese filmmakers and to share and promote their work to an international audience. The five day festival which will kick off on more... by staff

The annual San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival(SFIAAFF) is coming back again this March. This festival, presented by the Center for Asian AmericanMedia (CAAM), is reaching its 27th edition this year, more... by staff

Yasujiro Ozu is one of the most important directors in Japan. His films are unique in terms of the thematic elements and the innovative cinematic techniques he pioneers. more... by Kantorates

Although there is a progressive change in the depiction of female characters from A Spring River Flows East to Ju Dou, due to social and historical context, the underlying principle remains unchanged indeed. more... by Kantorates

This year, our year end summary is much larger in scale, as not only Kantorates has shared his thoughts, several of our reviewers from the Chinese chapter, including manny468, Ryan and EricLiu0709 have also participated, more... by Kantorates, manny468, Ryan, EricLiu0709

While the market of Hong Kong cinema is declining, there were still some good movies coming out in 2002. In this article, I'll bring you a brief summary of Hong Kong cienma in 2002, more... by Kantorates

The 2nd annual Kima Film Festival was successfully held at UC Berkeley this year. The theme of this year's festival is "Representation of Identities in Korean Cinema: Korean Women Filmmakers and Korean American Filmmaking". more... by Kantorates

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