Taiwan film explores alienation of Asia immigrants
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A new Taiwanese film competing at the  Venice Film Festival explores poverty and alienation among  foreign workers in Malaysia who were left jobless and homeless  by the late 1990s Asian economic crisis.
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IN AMERICAâS eyes everything seems fair game for a remake. Studio scouts pounce on the latest Asian horror sensation hoping to discover the next Ring.
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Itâs not easy to turn one of the most controversial events of the 20th century into a movie that makes your eyes roll, but âO Jerusalemâ does this and worse.
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Taiwan prepares to hold the Chinese-speaking world's cinema equivalent of the Oscars.
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Taiwan&#39;s voters go to the polls on Saturday for parliamentary elections which could shape the way the island handles relations with China.
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The old Chinese saying &quot;The tree prefers to be still, but the wind will not stop&quot; is true of the current relations between the mainland and Taiwan.
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Taiwan protested on Tuesday against some unchoreographed steps by folk dancers from China, which claims the island as its own, after they snatched a Taiwan flag from an Israeli stage.
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Discontent is brewing in Bollywood over the gradual entry of foreigners without work permits into key filmmaking activities
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Pacific Rim Bureau  - Highlighting a growing assertiveness and sense of national identity, a new opinion survey has found that a large majority of Taiwanese consider the island to be independent and sovereign.
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A moving Japanese film based on a true story shows how a selfless mother's love for her children helped the family survive tragedy and danger brought on by the conflict with China and soon after it, World War Two.
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By Jenny Gilbert The words &quot;made in Taiwan&quot; are often the butt of jokes, usually about cheap electronic goods or short-lived plastic toys.
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China's gleaming skyscrapers and big Olympic plans hide the realities of political oppression. Take the case of Chen Guangcheng
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A film showing young Cambodians do not know about the atrocities of the Khmer Rouge is opening.
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Like any number of Chinese films that make the festival rounds, âDam Streetâ offers a portrait of alienation in a post-Mao world as believable as it is grim, grim, grim.
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Some version of the immigrantâs tale told in âGolden Doorâ is part of the family history of millions of Americans.
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TORONTO  - A documentary about Islam and homosexuality is vying for attention at the Toronto International Film Festival, where high-profile movies set in the Middle East are already making a splash.
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The phenomenon of so many people visiting Hong Kong to see uncensored films has highlighted changing attitudes toward government censorship of the arts in China.