
Jason Momoa shines
in A Minecraft Movie
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Abdullah Saeed’s "Deli
Boys" brings laughter and chaos to the screen
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A gripping deep-sea
rescue mission in Last Breath with Simu Liu, Woody Harrelson
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Universal Language
needs to be seen to be
believed
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Steven Soderbergh’s
eerie haunted house drama Presence packs a punch
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The Colors Within
is a gentle stunner
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Moana 2
sails to a record $221 million opening over Thanksgiving weekend
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"Interior
Chinatown": Its cast has faced Hollywood struggles uncannily like its
characters
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Visually stunning, emotionally powerful, The Wild Robot
is everything
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At 83, filmmaker Hayao
Miyazaki earns historic Oscar for The Boy and the Heron
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In Godzilla x
Kong: The New Empire, the Titans are the stars
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A beloved fantasy
franchise is revived with Netflix’s live-action "Avatar: The Last Airbender"
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A village in Bhutan
learns about democracy and teaches us, too, in Monk and the Gun
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An Iranian woman and
her daughter flee abuse in moving indie Shayda
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Wim Wenders’
Perfect Days is sublime
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FX reaches back over 400
years for its next ambitious series, adapting the hit novel Shogun
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The anime hit Suzume
and Shinkai’s cinema of cataclysm
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Jo Koy’s Easter
Sunday puts Filipinos front and center
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Global success of RRR
signals breakthrough for Tollywood
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Turning Red
introduces viewers to 13-year-old
Meilin Lee
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Wuhan, I Am Here:
Film follows volunteers in sealed city
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Godzilla vs.
Kong: A heavyweight bout
with a light touch
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Raya and the Last Dragon
features vocal talents of Kelly
Marie Tran, Awkwafina
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Dwayne Johnson’s
"surreal" look back in TV’s "Young Rock"
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Japanese director known
for single shots releases Zoom film
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Mr. Tornado
tells the story of prominent researcher
Ted Fujita
Mr. Tornado
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Five-part Asian Americans documentary traces epic story spanning
150 years
Asian Americans
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Center for Asian
American Media presents free "Heritage at Home" events
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Abominable
brings in $20.9 million during its opening weekend
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In Asian-led
Always Be My Maybe, ethnicity is secondary
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Humble Pacific island
movie star Mungau Dain dies in mid-20s
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Computer-screen
thriller Searching transcends its gimmick
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Crazy Rich Asians
draws immigrant parents to the
movies
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28-year-old becomes 17
again in Zhang Mo’s directorial debut
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Disney’s Moana
highlights Polynesian culture
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Godzilla comes back to
Japan, in ways fresh and familiar
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Film’s dark vision of
future Hong Kong unsettles Beijing
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Davis Guggenheim transformed by
making Malala documentary |

Made in Japan Godzilla
is back after Hollywood hit
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Disney pens love
letter to Japan with robot film |

‘Transformers’ tries for delicate U.S.-China balance
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Godzilla |

Pacific Heartbeat
film anthology honors heritage of Pacific Islanders |

To Be Takei |

Cecilia Chiang:
The root of Chinese food in the U.S. |

Korean War
film gets first screening in six decades |

Anna May Wong: In
Her Own Words
Directed by Yunah Hong |

Jake
Shimabukuro: Life on Four Strings
Directed by Tadashi Nakamura |

Our Homeland
Directed by Yong-hi Yang |

Bully
By Lee Hirsch |

Myanmar comedy
shows struggle for national image |

You Don’t Know Jack details the life of groundbreaking
actor and singer Jack Soo
You Don’t Know Jack:
The Jack Soo Story |

U.S.
documentary pries lid off isolated Myanmar |

Jiro Dreams of Sushi
Directed by David Gelb |

The Island
President
Directed by Jon Shenk |

Hospitalité
Directed by Koji Fukada |
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The Learning
Directed by Ramona Diaz |

Soul of Sand
Directed by Sidharth Srinivasan |

Enemies of the People
Directed and produced by Rob Lemkin and Thet Sambath |

Uncle Boonmee Who
Can Recall His Past Lives
Directed by Apichatpong Weerasethakul |

Born to be Wild
Directed by David Lickley
Produced by Drew Fellman |

Kung Fu Panda 2
Directed by Jennifer Yuh Nelson |

Na Kamalei: The Men
of Hula
Directed by Lisette Marie Flanary |

Journey of
The Bonesetter’s Daughter
Directed by David Petersen |

Bhutto
Directed by Duane Baughman and Johnny O’Hara |

Made in India
Produced and directed by Rebecca Haimowitz and Vaishali
Sinha
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Mutant Girls Squad
Directed by Tak Sakaguchi, Noboru Iguchi, and Yoshihiro
Nishimura |

The Housemaid
Directed by Sang-soo Im |