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Culture and Entertainment 3 months ago

Why ‘nonton bareng’ might be the future of indie cinema

In an era of solo streaming, a global project is bringing people back together through film, dialogue and shared meaning.

Culture and Entertainment 6 months ago

Tinggal Meninggal: How Kristo Imanuel dares moviegoers to laugh at death

Kristo Imanuel didn’t expect this film to be made. But now that it is, it might be doing exactly what he hoped: Helping people laugh at things they’re too afraid to talk about.

Entertainment 3 years ago

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‘Sri Asih’ review: A step forward but not a major leap

The second entry of the Bumilangit Cinematic Universe is a much-welcome improvement with committed performances by Pevita Pearce and Reza Rahadian. Unfortunately, the franchise still lacks the element of fun.

Entertainment 3 years ago

‘Gendut Siapa Takut?!’ review: Marshanda shows off her leading lady material

The rom-com's dated formula and perplexing message aside, its leading lady proves that she is still a force to be reckoned with.

Entertainment 3 years ago

Asian sentiments matter most for director Kamila Andini in ‘Before, Now & Then’

In a special screening of her feature film Before, Now & Then (Nana), the cast and crew spoke of the struggle its female characters face.

Entertainment 5 years ago

Loyal, brave and true: Whom are Mulan’s virtues dedicated to?

Since its worldwide release on Disney+, Mulan has received mixed reviews. While it scored a high 75 percent on Rotten Tomatoes, the film directed by Niki Caro has triggered quite a bit of debate.

Entertainment 5 years ago

Underwater summit holds key to future of two Koreas in 'Steel Rain 2'

How would the leaders of South Korea, North Korea and the United States prevent a war from happening on the Korean Peninsula on a stealth submarine some 300 meters under the water?

Entertainment 5 years ago

'Da 5 Bloods': Conjuring a war that never really ends

Spike Lee's Da 5 Bloods conveys the message that wars never end for its veterans or the countries that fought them, and tackles issues that are still relevant today that could lead the way toward healthy discourse