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Category Archives: Movies
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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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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Constance Wu in ‘Hustlers’ – Opening September 13th
I last saw Constance Wu in ‘Crazy Rich Asians,’ which I thoroughly enjoyed. I had heard she was going to be in the upcoming film Hustlers but didn’t realize it was coming out September 13th: “Hustlers follows a crew of … Continue reading
8mm Review: ‘Ms. Purple’
Ms. Purple Tiffany Chu, Teddy Lee, Octavio Pizano, and James Kang. Written by Justin Chon and Chris Dinh. Directed by Justin Chon. Kasie asks her brother Carey if he knows how she’s been getting by. It’s an awkward moment; Kasie … Continue reading
Constance Wu: The Leading Lady of Today
I sat patiently outside a suite in the Beverly Hills Four Seasons Hotel in one of the busiest cities–Los Angeles. I was preparing to sit down with one of the most prominent names in Hollywood today in preparation for the … Continue reading
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Tagged cardi b., constance wu, Hustlers, jennifer lopez, julia stiles, keke palmer
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Film Review: ‘Blinded by the Light’
I’m not big Bruce Springsteen fan, but am a big fan of the film ‘Bend It Like Beckham,’ which Gurinder Chadha directed so I was definitely going to see ‘Blinded by the Light’ where Chadha is credited directing and being … Continue reading
Posted in Comics, Discrimination, Entertainment, Movies, Music, Reviews
Tagged Bend It Like Beckham, Blinded by the Light, Bruce Springsteen, film, gurinder chadha, music, review
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‘The Farewell,’ starring Awkwafina, Opens Nationwide August 2nd
To be honest, I was not really aware of the film ‘The Farewell‘ prior to a week to its opening in Los Angeles and New York City (opening July 12th), when I started seeing #GoldOpen type postings in those cities. … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Movies, Observations, Reviews
Tagged awkwafina, Lulu Wang, The Farewell
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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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For Beatles-singing star Himesh Patel, ‘Yesterday’ represents the future of film
I saw the film ‘Yesterday‘ on its opening weekend and enjoyed the film. What struck me though was when I saw the trailer, that the film had an Indian male lead with a white female counterpart who had unrequited love … Continue reading
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Tagged beatles, Himesh Patel, Yesterday
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