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Controversial Hong Kong Film Awarded Best Picture Winner
Documentary film To My Nineteen-Year-Old Self won the most honourable achievement in the Hong Kong film industry this year. However, the accomplishment has been marred by controversy following allegations of unethical conduct thrown at the renowned movie director Mabel Cheung. We look into the controversy to find out more. By: Dylan Low
2023-11-09
Dear Jinri Captures the Late K-pop Star Sulli’s Final Interview
Dear Jinri, directed by acclaimed documentarian Jung Yoon-suk is constructed around the final interview with Korean celebrity Choi Jinri, better known by her stage name, Sulli. Filmed shortly before her suicide in 2019, it reveals controversies and the true nature of the Korean entertainment industry. By: Wee Yan Ling
2023-11-08
Pretty Boys on Thai Screen
The Thai entertainment industry has seen a rise in LGBTQ+ representation, with many actors making a significant impact. This has led to the prevalence of Thai actors in the LGBTQ+ community, who have made a clear impact on the industry with their astounding talent. By: Dylan Low
2023-11-07
Feuds and Frictions: Inside the Drama Among Celebrities
Celebrity feuds have always captivated public interest, offering a glimpse into the tumultuous relationships of the rich and famous. Let's unravel the drama that unfolds when stars clash in the public eye. By Wee Yan Ling
2023-11-06
He’s In The Mood For Love, Tony Leung, The Legend
Famous Hong Kong actor Tony Leung has received the prestigious Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement at the 80th Venice Film Festival, as he teared up in the midst of a standing ovation given by the crowd. Making history being the first Chinese actor and third Chinese film to be given the achievement. By: Dylan Low
2023-11-03
From Fall to Glory
In the ever-evolving world of Hollywood, the lives of celebrities often resemble a rollercoaster ride of triumphs and trials. The stories of Ke Huy Quan, Brendan Fraser, and Ellen DeGeneres vividly illustrate this phenomenon as they navigated the treacherous waters of fame, weathered personal storms, and eventually found their way back to the limelight. By: Wee Yan Ling
2023-11-02
Documentary to tell the Story of Hamas Massacre at Supernova Music Festival
Israeli production company SIPUR is currently working on a documentary that sheds light on the tragic massacre event that took place on 7 October at Supernova Music Festival. By: Dylan Low
2023-11-01
Unveiling the Ongoing Battle: Women and the Gender Pay Gap
Discrimination and bias are just the scratch of the surface when deriving the reasoning behind the gender pay gap. By: Wee Yan Ling
2023-10-31
India’s Formats Spark Higher Audience Numbers
India’s format shows have garnered plenty of attention in recent years, enjoyed by international audiences and achieving success with trending numbers worldwide. By: Dylan Low
2023-10-30
The Battle for Creative Freedom and Look at Censorship Challenges
In many parts of Southeast Asia, creative freedom and censorship in cinema is increasingly marked by a labyrinth of regulations and constraints. By: Wee Yan Ling
2023-10-27
