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Red carpet: Jamie Foxx – 2018 Tribeca Film Festival
24 April 2018 10:50 AM | No CommentsJamie Foxx was the main subject at a Tribeca Talks: Storytellers panel dedicated to the actor, comedian and musician in New York on Apr. 23.
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PyeongChang 2018: Shibutanis make history with ice dance bronze
22 April 2018 12:29 AM | No CommentsMaia and Alex Shibutani became the first ice dance team of Asian descent to win an Olympic medal and the second brother-sister team to do so.
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Lady Dior As Seen By – Art Basel Hong Kong 2018
18 April 2018 11:26 AM | No CommentsIn Lady Dior As Seen By, a traveling exhibition that has made stops across the world, the iconic designer handbag is humanized.
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Astrid Andersen Fall 2018 – London Fashion Week Men’s
11 April 2018 10:06 AM | No CommentsThe time reference for the Andersen's collection - sprinkled with a few women's outfits - occurred during what was called the Buffalo movement.
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Japan wins Qualifiers, returns to HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series
09 April 2018 8:30 PM | No CommentsJapan moved back to core status thanks to a try by Masahiro Nakano that propelled the squad to a 19-12 victory over Germany in Hong Kong.
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刘成达的《口袋里的花》
Christopher BournePosted on October 31, 2016 | No Comments你可以把这部电影看成是马来西亚版的《400击》。 《口袋里的花》，刘成达的处女作，于2008年在美 国亚裔国际电影节上崭露头角，也是目前马来西亚涌 现出来的多产的电影之星中另一个绝好的典范。 -
Meniscus Magazine’s Top 10 articles of 2015
Meniscus MagazinePosted on January 5, 2016 | No CommentsThis year's Top 10 includes an eclectic mix of controversial films, charismatic public personalities and a longtime food debate first raised in 2008. -
Stars hit the 2015 Silver Screen Awards red carpet
Yuan-Kwan ChanPosted on December 10, 2015 | No CommentsFilm talent and VIPs from Asia and beyond attended the 2015 Silver Screen Awards in Singapore, including Michelle Yeoh and David Beckham. -
Meniscus Magazine asks Michelle Yeoh about…stunts
Yuan-Kwan ChanPosted on December 9, 2015 | No CommentsAt the Singapore International Film Festival, we asked Cinema Legend Award honoree Michelle Yeoh about the stunts of today versus yesteryear. -
Namewee’s “Banglasia” – 2015 NYAFF Review
Yuan-Kwan ChanPosted on June 30, 2015 | No Comments"Banglasia" is the latest film by Namewee that was promptly banned in his home country of Malaysia. A look at the cast quickly reveals why. -
“Letters From the South” – 2014 Asian American Int’l Film Festival Review
Christopher BournePosted on July 31, 2014 | No CommentsAn eclectic anthology of six short films dramatizes the experiences of the Chinese diaspora in southeast Asia. -
On the red carpet: Michelle Yeoh (楊紫瓊) – 2013 Asian Film Awards
Yuan-Kwan ChanPosted on March 30, 2013 | No CommentsMichelle Yeoh, the final celebrity to arrive on the red carpet, won the Excellence in Asian Cinema Award and told Meniscus how stunts have changed. -
Review: Liew Seng Tat’s “Flower in the Pocket”
Christopher BournePosted on July 6, 2012 | No CommentsLiew Seng Tat’s debut feature, "Flower in the Pocket," is yet another great example of the fecundity of cinematic talent currently coming out of Malaysia. -
![Tan Chui Mui’s remarkable debut feature Love Conquers All (2006) is a beautiful, unsettling, baffling, and subtly surreal work that confirms the considerable talent to be found in contemporary Malaysian cinema. […]](https://www.meniscuszine.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/Love-Conquers-All-2-115x115.jpg "Review: Tan Chui Mui’s “Love Conquers All”")
Review: Tan Chui Mui’s “Love Conquers All”
Christopher BournePosted on November 11, 2011 | No CommentsTan Chui Mui’s remarkable debut feature Love Conquers All (2006) is a beautiful, unsettling, baffling, and subtly surreal work that confirms the considerable talent to be found in contemporary Malaysian cinema. […] -
Yeo Joon Han and Peter Davis “Sell Out!” Q&A – 2011 NYAFF
Yuan-Kwan ChanPosted on July 5, 2011 | No CommentsPart-musical, part-social commentary on Malaysia, and part-cynical view of capitalism, the duo talk about how difficult it was to get their film screened.
