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Episode 22: Boat People (1982) & Cure (1997)

We are back with our first episode of 2025! Work has been done and decisions have been made. Movies You Might Have Missed, has been relegated to a segment rather than an episode. It is our opinion that most of our audience will want mainly Asian film content, and always something from Hong Kong.…

Episode 23: The Story of Woo Viet (1981) & Tokyo Sonata (2008)

Continuing from last episode we first look at another Ann Hui film, The Story of Woo Viet and the continue our Beyond thread by taking a look at another Kiyoshi Kurosawa film, Tokyo Sonata. Before we pick up that journey we have another installment of our Movies You Might Have Missed segment! Time…

Asian Education on Film Episode 4

Asian Education on Film, Episode Four Song of the Exile (客途秋恨) (Ann Hui, Hong Kong / Taiwan, 1990) The story of Song of the Exile revolves around the relationship between a young Hong Kong-born woman, Hueyin (or Hiuyan in Cantonese) (曉恩), and her Japanese-born mother, Aiko. Their estrangement and…

Asian Education on Film, Episode 5

Asian Education on Film Episode Five Ilo Ilo (爹妈不在家) (Anthony Chen, Singapore, 2011) In the previous two episodes of this series, I’ve discussed films dealing with aspects of Asian women’s experience of education and its effect on broadening the opportunities available to women. In the previous e…

Boomers, millennials, Gen Beta: Why do we name generations?

What’s in a name? For the past century, people have clamoured to categorize people by their age and the life events they’ve gone through – but how and why did we get so preoccupied with generations? The Globe’s Generations Reporter Ann Hui joins the show to break down where the names came from and …

Ep. 78 Your Guide to the 3rd Hong Kong On Screen Film Festival

在本集節目中,主持人將為大家詳細介紹 第三屆「銀幕·香港」電影節 (HKOSFF) 的重點內容——從今年的片單到參與方式,一應俱全。本屆洛杉磯實體重點放映包括: 《不赦之罪》 (Valley of the Shadow of Death) 《風繼續吹》 (No Time for Goodbye) 《香港四徑大步走》 (Four Trails) 《虎毒不》 (Montages of a Modern Motherhood) 《十年》 (Ten Years) 此外,還有 四場免費校園放映,精選作品包括: 《慧童》 (Something About) 《茶粿》 (Cha Guo) 《李小龍:複…

110. T'ang Shushuen: The Arch (featuring Lisa Dombrowski)

We are very excited to welcome Prof. Lisa Dombrowski to our podcast! She is a Professor of Film Studies and East Asian Studies at Wesleyan University. She’s the author of the books: The Films of Samuel Fuller: If You Die, I’ll Kill You! (2008), the editor of Kazan Revisited (2011), and co-editor of…

Ann Hui | Timeless Cinema: Capturing a New Age of Hong Kong

Ann Hui (Hui On-wah) is one of the leading figures who ushered in the Hong Kong New Wave – a new age of Hong Kong cinema that began in 1979. With a career spanning more than 4 decades and 28 feature films, Ann has cemented her name as one of the greats of Chinese language cinema. Her work often foc…

Panel: Caring More, Losing Ground or Caring Up, Caring Down—And Burning Out

Millions of Canadians step into caregiving roles when the people they love begin to age or face serious health challenges. For many, this responsibility arrives not at a quiet stage of life, but in the midst of their most demanding years. In 2026, caregiving continues to fall disproportionately on …

133. HKIFF50: Palimpsest: The Story of a Name (2026) - Interview with Director Mary Stephen

The first of 7 director interviews Wilson conducted at this year's Hong Kong International Film Festival. Mary Stephen is a legend in world cinema, having worked as an editor for Éric Rohmer and Ann Hui, and being a celebrated film director in her own right. Wilson chats with Mary about her latest …