Left-Handed Girl – Taiwan’s Oscar submission for Best International Feature Film  –  is a turning point for Taipei-born New York-based filmmaker, Shih-Ching Tsou.   

Thai director Pen-ek Ratanaruang serves amusing confusion in his new film Morte Cucina... and dishes dirt in Tokyo.   

Serial entrepreneur Fujimura Tetsu argues that the width and depth of Japanese IP resources make the country an entertainment industry leader.  

The value of Thailand’s content production sector will continue to drop, reaching US$584 million in 2030 from US$916 million in 2019, MPA says. But there are other things to be optimistic about...   

At 94, Japanese director Yamada Yoji is still hungry for success. With 91 feature films under his belt as director, he remains sprightly, gently mischievous, campaigning and determined to keep working.  

Award-winning Japanese director, Itaru Mizuno, talks about mixing the unreal with the ordinary, creating a middle-aged alien with high-energy superpowers, erasing gender stereotypes and including internationally recognised elements in premium series, The Hot Spot.