WORLD Channel, public media’s premiere platform for diverse documentary and nonfiction programs, is honoring Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month in May with films that center Asian and Pacific Islander stories and perspectives in the United States and around the world.
Seattle International Film Festival: Dazzling visions from across Asia
Painters, poets, scribes, and filmmakers often have to make sacrifices for their art. But the lovers of art, the ones determined to be part of the scene as fans, sometimes go it rough for their own ends.
“A Tourist’s Guide to Love” is not even a desirable fantasy
It’s bad enough that Netflix’s “A Tourist’s Guide to Love” is unrealistic.
New Dungeons & Dragons movie “Honor Among Thieves” steals fans’ hearts
There is a group of people who never needed a lesson in diversity and inclusion.
Midori: Boldly bringing the Bach, to Benaroya
Child-prodigy violinist Midori (she uses only that name) began to travel the world playing classical music after her first public performance, at age 6, in her home town of Osaka, Japan.
If you can’t look away from train wrecks, then Netflix’s “Beef” is for you
“Beef” on Netflix is watching two people have the worst day you have ever seen except it lasts forever and also, they are both jerks.
‘John Wick: Chapter 4’ is a damn masterpiece
Four out of four stars
Xian Zhang: Classical music from Beijing to Seattle, by way of New Jersey
Xian Zhang’s Wikipedia page indicates that she started studying classical music with her mother, learning on a piano her father hand-built.
Yue Bao: Classical music from Shanghai to Seattle
We hear a fair amount about obligatory music lessons for kids, and a fair amount about parents trying to stimulate, or unlock, the intelligence of their young offspring.
“Shazam: Fury of the Gods”: a tale of heroes that wanna be kids that wanna be heroes
“The most powerful thing about you, is you.” We hear this repeatedly in “Shazam: Fury of the Gods” and I don’t get it. Like all of me?