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Category Archives: 8Series
8mm Review: ‘American Factory’
I forgot how I came across this Netflix documentary, ‘American Factory,’ but after my brother saw the film and mentioned it, I knew I had to watch it. The film is about: “In 2014, Fuyao bought part of a closed General Motors … Continue reading
Posted in 8mm Film Review, 8Series, Business, Entertainment, Labor, Movies
Tagged American Factory, Fuyao, Julia Reichert, Netflix, Steve Bognar
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8mm Review: Ulam: Main Dish
I originally was planning to write about whether or not Filipino food is becoming mainstream American, but when researching the subject, I encountered a movie Ulam: Main Dish, that seemed to cover that territory. Having never heard of it before, … Continue reading
Posted in 8mm Film Review, 8Series, Business, Family, Food & Drink, Movies, Reviews
Tagged Jeepney, Maharlika, MIguel Trinidad, Nicole Ponseca, Ulam: Main Dish
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8Books: “A Team of Their Own” by Seth Berkman
A Team of Their Own: How an International Sisterhood Made Olympic History is a feel-good sports book–okay, a feel-good hockey book to be more precise. But it’s also a story about a group of young women learning who they are and … Continue reading
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Asian American Commercial Watch: GEICO’s ‘This Bowler Knows How to Strike a Pose’
https://youtu.be/mpEh3S2rspM I was recently watching TV, and I saw this GEICO television commercial and literally Laughed Out Loud – so I definitely needed to blog about it. Assuming the YouTube upload date matches around the television debut of the ad, … Continue reading
8mm Review: ‘One Child Nation’ Documentary on China’s ‘One Child Policy’
https://youtu.be/S6w89blmdM8 I first heard of One Child Nation after seeing a Facebook posting by Vox about the documentary: “Documentarian Nanfu Wang grew up in rural China under the country’s “one child” policy, which lasted from 1979 to 2015. Her own … Continue reading
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Tagged Nanfu Wang, One Child Nation
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8mm Review: ‘Abominable’
Abominable is a new animated film coming out on September 27, 2019 from Dreamworks Animation and Pearl Studio, set in China. Dreamworks labels this the first animated film to feature a modern Chinese family. The movie is voiced by an Asian … Continue reading
Posted in 8mm Film Review, Entertainment, Family, Movies, Reviews
Tagged albert tsai, chloe bennet, michelle wong, tenzing norgay trainor, tsai chin
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8mm Review: 8 Reasons to Watch ‘Hustlers’
Here are 8 reasons Hustlers is the must-see movie of the summer: Fantastic (Female) Four Constance Wu, Jennifer Lopez, Keke Palmer, Lili Reinheart — four of the women who make up the savvy group turning the tables on their … Continue reading
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Tagged cardi b., constance wu, Hustlers, jennifer lopez, julia stiles, keke palmer
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8Books Review: ‘SWIM’ by Eric C. Wat
There’s a column series on 8Asians, called “How to Be a Bad Asian”. I myself wrote one in the series, called “How to Be a Bad Asian: Turning Out Gay”. But, if there’s one way you can be a worse … Continue reading
Posted in 8Books, 8Series, Books, Entertainment, Family, LGBT, Southern California
Tagged Eric Wat, Funerals, Swim
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8Books Review: “Pangs of Love and Other Writings” by David Wong Louie
David Wong Louie’s short story collection Pangs of Love first came out in 1991. It’s now being re-released by the University of Washington Press with two additional pieces. Louie’s stories are captivating and deep, insightful yet puzzling. It’s a bit … Continue reading
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8Books Review: Korean Homestyle Cooking by Hatsue Shingenobu
Korean Homestyle Cooking is jam packed with recipes and appetizing looking food. From galbi and japchae to quick kimchi and even a few desserts, this cookbook boasts a wide range of food. I won’t deny that I was a little … Continue reading
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8Books Review: “Natalie Tan’s Book of Love and Fortune” by Roselle Lim
Natalie Tan’s Book of Love and Fortune is a delightful summer read. It’s got good food, a Chinatown community, and more than enough heart to guide you through. I confess to reading it in a single day, and loving every … Continue reading
Posted in 8Books, 8Series, Books, Entertainment, Family, Food & Drink, Lifestyles, Reviews, San Francisco Bay Area, The Arts
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Asian American Commercial Watch: Audi Presents Science Fair
This Audi Ad features Filipino American actor Jacob Batalon and Tom Holland play their characters from the movie Spider-Man: Far from Home. Despite his sidekick role here and in the movie, I really enjoyed Spider-Man: Far from Home, particularly the … Continue reading
Posted in 8Series, Asian American Commercial Watch, Movies
Tagged Audi, Jacob Batalon, Tom Holland
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