‘Nosferatu’ costume designer Linda Muir discusses creating the haunting ensembles set in 1930s Germany
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Best known for her collaborations with Director Robert Eggers, Linda Muir is well-renowned in the fashion world for…
‘Nosferatu’ costume designer Linda Muir discusses creating the haunting ensembles set in 1930s Germany
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Best known for her collaborations with Director Robert Eggers, Linda Muir is well-renowned in the fashion world for…
Saint-Pierre (2025) Review: Allan Hawco’s re-discovery of crime in a relatively obscure Canadian-French collectivity
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Landscape, french music, great actors, islands, storyline— check. It’s been a while since I watched a Canadian TV…
Thai Actress Sarinrat Thomas discusses the influence of a mother in ‘How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies’
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Actress Sarinrat Thomas is renowned in the Thai film industry. Known for her roles in an array of…
Discovering newness in screenwriting: Prominent Thai Script Writer Thodsapon Thiptinnakorn discusses writing ‘How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies’
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Thodsapon Thiptinnakorn is one of the most popular screenwriters in Thailand’s film industry. His pen work has always…
Thai Director Pat Boonnitipat talks about his heartfelt Oscar-worthy trailblazing film ‘How To Make Millions Before Grandma Dies’
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Director Pat Boonnitipat began his career as a television director and cinematographer helming an array of popular Thai…
Hello, Love, Again (2024) Review: Is Redemption of Love possible?
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Following the immense box office success and praise received for ‘Hello, Love, Goodbye’, it won’t be a surprise…
Filipina Director Cathy Garcia-Sampana on working with Kathryn Bernardo and Alden Richards in Canada for ‘Hello, Love, Again’
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Before switching to film, Director Cathy Garcia-Sampana began her career as a television director, helming an array of…
Director Mukkadas Mijit discusses the Uyghur movie ‘Nikah!’
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Mukaddas Mijit is an ethnomusicologist, filmmaker, dancer, and choreographer, born in Urumchi in the Uyghur region. She has…
Nikah! (2024) Reel Asian Film Festival Review: A Marriage Story
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As her younger sister gets married, 27-year-old Uyghur woman Dilber (Guzalnur Uchqun) needs to deal with the societal…
All We Imagine as Light (2024) TIFF Review: A City of Illusions and Resistance
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Mumbai- the city of illusions. You have to believe the illusion or else you’ll go mad. In the…
