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5 May 2025
And the winner is... Udine; specialist Asian film festival dons a larger mantle
"Her Story", a Chinese feminist drama movie, was named the top prize-winner at the Far East Film Festival in Italy’s Udine in the small hours of Saturday morning. An extended version of Hong Kong box-office record-breaker "The Last Dance" also collected multiple awards.
2 May 2025
The Big List 2025 Country Profile: Philippines
Whatever debt it still carries and however much pressure it remains under five years after losing its broadcast franchise, ABS-CBN continues to mount a magnificent defence of its corner of the Philippines video entertainment market. 
21 April 2025
“I started to realise how uniquely Japanese I was”; Oscar-nominated filmmaker Ema Ryan Yamazaki talks to the Asian AV Club
Oscar-nominated Japanese-British director Ema Ryan Yamazaki found her feet as a documentary feature filmmaker in the story of the couple who created kids’ character, "Curious George". 
7 April 2025
U.S. trade positions rattle APAC film and TV industries; Australia stands firm, jury out in China, Korea, India and the rest of the region
While the import and export of physical goods may have been the early focus of U.S. President Donald Trump’s bilateral trade moves, the Asia-Pacific region’s film and TV industries may soon be shaken by the new “America First” policy.
31 March 2025
The Big List 2025 Country Profile: Taiwan
Taiwan’s most significant video content and production issues in 2025 are (1) likely leadership changes at government agency TAICCA and the impact this will have on industry direction, and (2) how to balance the country’s creative impulses, which tend to art house, with commercial ambitions.
11 March 2025
Myanmar cinema remains stuck in “The Hurt Locker”; filmmakers tiptoe around harsh regime
So touching that they are painful. So dangerous that they have to remain hidden. Why Myanmar’s films may bring only limited international awareness of the country’s despair.
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