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One of the most powerful voices of the Taiwanese underground comic book scene, KUCHiXO studied Comic Reading and Creation in Angoulême and continued her education with a master’s degree in Comic Publication Studies in Brussels. Since 2019, she has collaborated with French alternative manga publisher Le Lézard Noir. She is als...

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In this exclusive conversation, acclaimed Indonesian filmmaker Kimo Stamboel talks about his latest collaborations with MD Pictures, including his two newest horror features set to expand the universe of Indonesian genre cinema. He reflects on how both his own filmmaking and the local industry have evolved since the early days of V-Cinema and cult genre titles, leading to a n...

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Triple Green CineCapital (TGC) has officially launched at the Jogja NETPAC Asian Film Festival (JAFF) Market, introducing a bold new film investment initiative dedicated to Southeast Asia’s rapidly expanding cinema landscape. The company continues its debut by presenting its vision to industry leaders during Singapore International Film Festival (SGIFF) Indus...

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The rich and varied tapestry of Thai folklore has had a few film variations over the years, from the ‘Mae Nak’ ghost story and its numerous interpretations to the inclusion of the Krasue myth about the floating head that drains people of their blood. One of the more underutilized figures that is a part of their folklore is the Mae Sue, a guardian spirit of sorts who protects ...

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Filmmaker Ari Groobman is celebrating a major milestone as his short film “Essentially Amy” recently went viral on Instagram, surpassing 2 million views and prompting widespread discussion around everyday racism and the Asian American experience during the COVID pandemic.

Originally supported through a BIPOC-focused...

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