Film on New Zealand father’s search for son in Taiwan hits theaters
An award-winning documentary that retraces the footsteps of a man from New Zealand who searched for his missing son in Taiwan officially opened in theaters across Taiwan on Friday. Titled "Phil's Journey," the film by...
Remembering Tohoku While Cultivating Hope for the Future
Orlando Screening
On Thursday, March 31 2016, Wesley Julian, producer and director of the documentary “Tohoku Tomo” presented his film at the YESS Center in the Orlando Fashion Square Mall. The screening was to commemorate...
Kenneth Eng: Man of Pursuit, Resilience, and Happiness
Kenneth Eng: The Man Behind “Kokoyakyu: High School Baseball” and “My Life in China” Chinese-born, Boston-bred, and LA-livin’ filmmaker Kenneth Eng will be visiting Orlando once again on May 1, 2016. He will be presenting two...
19th Annual Global Peace Film Festival Asian Film Line-Up
Fest Returns In Person (September 21 – 26) and Virtually (September 27 – October 3). GPPF Brings Orlando to the World Through Virtual Access Following a successful pivot in 2020 to both safely distanced in-person...
Maiko: Dancing Child
A film by Ase Svenheim Drivenes 70 minutes, documentary, color, English, 2015 Maiko Nishino's destiny was decided before she was born. Her name, Maiko, means dancing child. Her mother sold their house and car to send 14...
Real Masterpiece Ip Man Action Figure
ENTERBAY is very proud to announce a brand new Ip Man 3 movie 1:6 Real Masterpiece Figurine is going to launch at ToySoul 2015. Such a popular and powerful masterpiece, the IpMan character should...
“New Abolitionist” Filmmaker Christina Zorich Exposes Human Trafficking in Asia & America
Christina Zorich’s documentary “The New Abolitionists” on human sex trafficking in Asia, was an all-encompassing six-year endeavor where she poured her heart and soul into a cause that came to her almost a decade...
The Secrets of Saké: Tradition, Intuition and an Artist’s Guiding Hand
POV’s ‘The Birth of Saké’ Follows Meticulous Method of Bringing the Fabled Japanese Drink To Life; Film Premieres Monday, Sept. 5, 2016 on PBS A Co-presentation with the Center for Asian American Media (CAAM) “A richly immersive documentary...
Tohoku Tomo screening in Orlando and Miami
As a former member of the Japan Exchange and Teaching (JET) program Wesley’s story about volunteers giving back to Japan in a time of need struck a particular chord. If there is anything that...
The Farewell – Movie Reflections
Last week Lulu Wang’s film “The
Farewell” starring Awkwafina was released in cinemas, through an initiative by
Allied Global Marketing I was fortunate enough to attend an advanced screening
of the film for the Central Florida region...
