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The World of Us: The PYIFF Hitmaker's Debut—Yoon Ga-eun's Portrait of Childhood
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Fried Green Tomatoes: No Longer Sidekicks, But Each Other's Guardians
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Le rendez-vous de l'été: Weaving Everyone's Solitude into a Solo Trip
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19Vol.
PYIFF Preview: Looks Like I Need My Annual Pingyao Fix
A quick preview before this year's Pingyao International Film Festival.
18Vol.
Love, Death & Cinephilia (Interview w/ Lúcia Nagib)
In this episode, we speak with Lúcia Nagib, Professor of Film at the University of Reading, film scholar and filmmaker, about her film Films to Die For — a cinematic essay on cinephilia, film history, death, and the ever-changing nature of cinema.
17Vol.
FIRST 20 - Part 2: Do We Really Need to Watch So Much Personal Video?
The second episode of our FIRST 20 series: with creator Maxine and FIRST volunteer 97, from the main-competition fiction films to documentaries and “First Frame”.
16Vol.
FIRST 20 - Part 1: Grab This Ultimate Survival Guide While It's Hot
The first of our FIRST 20 series: accreditation, tickets, the commute between three and a half screening halls, and where to eat in Xining — a field guide with heart.
15Vol.
Montréal, ma belle & Saving Face: I Grew Up to Become You
From 2005's Saving Face to the lives of Chinese American queer communities — and why our questions still hold twenty years later.
14Vol.
Montréal, ma belle & Saving Face: Is a Failed Heterosexual Marriage the Ultimate Sin for Midlife Immigrant Women?
On Montréal, ma belle: a 53-year-old Chinese woman's awakening, and Joan Chen's twenty-year fight for female storytelling.
13Vol.
Le rendez-vous de l'été: Weaving Everyone's Solitude into a Solo Trip
Le rendez-vous de l'été: Paris in an Olympic summer — following Blandine's solo trip through a female director-writer's lens, learning to be alone-but-not-lonely.
12Vol.
50th HKIFF: Who Spoils Us Like Hong Kong Film Fest Does?
A behind-the-badge recap of the 50th HKIFF: viewing rhythm, programming logic, and Juliette Binoche's masterclass, in a Q&A format.
11Vol.
Is All I Wanna Do Just Another Chick Flick?
Continuing Vol. 8: female ensembles, the politics of women-only spaces, and why the “chick flick” label sits uneasy with us.
10Vol.
Young Woman and the Sea: Keep Girls in Sports, Give Us Back Women's Stories
Young Woman and the Sea: Gertrude Ederle's 1926 Channel crossing, and a women's narrative that keeps girls in sports.
9Vol.
Hamnet: Bringing “Forgotten” Women into the Oscar Spotlight
Hamnet: Chloé Zhao turns her lens to Agnes, the woman history forgot — and Jessie Buckley takes home the Best Actress Oscar.
8Vol.
All I Wanna Do: We'd Rather Make Our Own Choices Than Just Obey
Our International Women's Day special: the girls of a boarding school meet and collide — a full character tour of All I Wanna Do.
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Lucy Liu's Rosemead: Lucy Liu's Rosemead
A MINT Chinese Film Festival special on Rosemead: Lucy Liu's restrained, devastating portrait of a Chinese mother's loneliness, grief and choice.
7Vol.
The World of Us: The PYIFF Hitmaker's Debut—Yoon Ga-eun's Portrait of Childhood
The World of Us: the Pingyao breakout debut by Yoon Ga-eun — ten-year-old Lee Sun's friendship, bullying and small but stubborn resistance.
6Vol.
Fried Green Tomatoes: No Longer Sidekicks, But Each Other's Guardians
Fried Green Tomatoes: two female friendships across time — from the Deep South to race and marriage, women as each other's guardians.
5Vol.
Left-Handed Girl: The Hidden Oscar Gem in Taipei's Night Markets
Left-Handed Girl: three generations in a Taipei night-market family, “corrected” childhoods, and the hidden discipline of patriarchy.
4Vol.
Witness for the Prosecution: I Swear to God That My Testimony Is the Truth
Witness for the Prosecution: testimony, perspective and belief — how Billy Wilder choreographs our judgment.
3Vol.
Her: Why “Her” and Not “She”?
Her: from “Her” to “She” — human-AI intimacy and the power structures hidden in gender.
2Vol.
NOV Box Office: Resurrection, Zootopia 2... Before We Feast, Let's Get Full
A November roundup: Resurrection, Zootopia 2, and the magic of dialect on screen [Dialect Special].
1Vol.
Nühai & Sorry Baby: Since No One's Saying Sorry, We'll Say It Ourselves
Our debut episode: Shu Qi's directorial first feature Nühai and Cannes gem Sorry, Baby — two stories of wound and healing.