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Twin Peaks: Episode Seven Review
“One can never answer questions at the wrong moment. Life, like music, has a rhythm.” - The Log Lady’s Introduction This week on Twin Peaks, David Lynch and Mark Frost surprise the f… more →
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Mao's Last Dancer (2009)
filmglutton wrote 3 weeks ago: Mao’s Last Dancer is based on the best-selling autobiography by Li Cunxin. The film opens with Li (C … more →
Lia Chang Multimedia: George Takei, Nancy Kwan, Lisa Lu and Tsai Chin attend Hollywood Chinese: The Arthur Dong Collection Exhibition Opening Night
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Lia Chang wrote 1 month ago: Curator/Filmmaker Arthur Dong gives George Takei a private tour of his exhibition Hollywood Chinese: … more →
A Beautiful Woman
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first50 wrote 1 month ago: “Wow, she’s beautiful.” Do you agree? Why? Surely is isn’t just good cheekbo … more →
Lia Chang: The Chinese American Museum partners with Academy Award®-nominated filmmaker Arthur Dong on a groundbreaking exhibition about Hollywood's forgotten past
Lia Chang wrote 1 month ago: Hollywood Chinese: The Arthur Dong Collection is on view at the Chinese American Museum (CAM) in LA … more →
Singapore Sun Festival Day 1
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dawningthoughts wrote 1 month ago: Anticlockwise: Gorgeous principal dancers from American Ballet Theatre American Ballet Theatre: Maxi … more →
soundcloud, soundwalk, skyline
stripedcat wrote 2 months ago: A couple of months ago I discovered thanks to Pino the existence of Soundcloud. How could I ever hav … more →
Saving Face
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queereyes wrote 2 months ago: Saving Face Written and Directed by Alice Wu You would think that tradition only lived where it was … more →
Twin Peaks: Episode Seven Review
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therebelprince wrote 4 months ago: “One can never answer questions at the wrong moment. Life, like music, has a rhythm.” - … more →
Twin Peaks: Episode Six Review
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therebelprince wrote 4 months ago: ” I feel like I’m going to dream tonight” – Laura Palmer As it neared the end of … more →
Twin Peaks: Episode Three Review
therebelprince wrote 4 months ago: Welcome back as we continue our retrospective look at Twin Peaks. “Episode Three”, or … more →
Recommendations in Asian cinema
phillipkay wrote 5 months ago: This is a survey of Asian cinema I have enjoyed. The emphasis is on drama, not on martial arts or sp … more →
Retro-mad film review: What's Cooking? (US, 2000)
mitchshin wrote 6 months ago: “What’s Cooking?” by Kenyan-born Londoner Gurinder Chadha is not so much a movie a … more →
Lia Chang: In Arthur Dong's HOLLYWOOD CHINESE, Chinese Tinseltown Tales Told By Asian Silver Screen Icons
Lia Chang wrote 6 months ago: Tune into the award-winning documentary American Masters: Hollywood Chinese by Arthur Dong, which pr … more →
Retro-mad film review: Saving Face (US, 2005)
mitchshin wrote 6 months ago: The story: Wilhelmina “Wil” Pang (the talented Taiwanese-born, Chinese American actor Mi … more →
Lust, Caution
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titirangistoryteller wrote 6 months ago: Ang Lee is one of the few directors who can tackle virtually any genre, and with a few exceptions (2 … more →
27th San Francisco Int'l Asian American Film Festival
genevaanderson wrote 8 months ago: SFIAAFF March 12-22, 2009 It’s film festival season again but in this new economy, the operati … more →
What's Cooking
fudgie99 wrote 10 months ago: So I was a little late starting the blog to get this post at the proper holiday time, so keep it in … more →
Twin Peaks DVD Season One & Trivia
Bonnie wrote 10 months ago: Twin Peaks Season One Special Edition DVD On this day, January 18th, in 1992 actress Joan Chen AKA J … more →
Candleshoe
bigbigbang wrote 11 months ago: Welcome to Candleshoe, a stately English manor where a swashbuckling pirate hid a fortune in Spanish … more →
