An interview with We Will Be Brave director Chrisann Hessing about her award-winning documentary that explores conversations about masculinity and mental health post-#MeToo.
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Keith Lock traces his family history and, in turn, the stories of other Chinese-Canadian families omitted from records in Relics of Love and War.
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In Q, Jude Chehab offers a personal study of her mother's relationship to the women's group Qubaysiat and its effect on their family.
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Reel Asian Artistic Director Aram Siu Wai Collier tells us about some of the documentary highlights at this year's film festival.
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'emome Women review: director Quen Wong offers a self-portrait of her journey as a transwoman in Singapore as she sees herself anew.
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An interview with Big Fight in Little Chinatown director Karen Cho on telling the stories of Chinatowns throughout North America.
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David Siev documents his family's experience with anti-Asian racism in their small Michigan town of Bad Axe during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Toronto's Reel Asian Film Festival announces films for 2022 line-up including The Grizzlie Truth, All that Breathes, and Riceboy Sleeps.
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Anam Abbas's This Stained Dawn won Reel Asian's Truth to Power Award in the 25th anniversary edition of the festival.
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