Tag: asian actors

• Awkwafina Is Nora from Queens- Cast and Crew

  

  Awkwafina Is Nora From Queens, a semi-autobiographical chronicle of award-winning actress Nora Lum derails from the Hollywood Machine’s platitudinal assembly line of content. It was named Comedy Central’s highest-rated new series in three years, proving diverse creatives are worth investing in.    As the industry struggles to integrate meaningful inclusion, Awkwafina Is Nora From Queens is setting an […]

  Asian American Film

  August 6, 2021

  Film

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• Mulan- Actor Tzi Ma

  

  “I’ve had some really strong daughters. They are independent, forthright and beautiful. These are the women I like to see represent us. If this is all I do for the rest of my career, I’m happy.” -Tzi Ma This March, the world will see Tzi Ma as Hua Zhou- Mulan’s father in Disney’s highly anticipated […]

  Asian American Film

  February 28, 2020

  Film

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• Pixar’s Float- Director Bobby Rubio and Producer Krissy Cababa

  

  “Just make your film. Stop talking about it. Don’t listen to the distracters. There will be people who will discourage you because they can’t do it. Don’t listen to them and just make your film. Write your screenplay! Make a comic book! Do whatever it takes to get your story out into the public!” -Bobby […]

  Asian American Film

  January 17, 2020

  Film

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