Tag: Canada

• Kim’s Convenience Actor Paul Sun-Hyung Lee

  

  “Be the one who is ahead of the curve instead of following behind. Lead the movement instead of picking up the crumbs. It’s a new world, the rules are changing. Why not write your own ticket?” -Paul Sun-Hyung Lee Paul Sun-Hyung Lee best known as Appa on Kim’s Convenience is a critically acclaimed stage and […]

  Asian American Film

  March 19, 2020

  Film

  Acting, art, Canada, cbc, Diversity, fringe festival, hollywood, ins choi, kims convenience, Korean, korean canadian, Netflix, Paul sun-hyung lee, representation, simu liu

• The Ghost Bride-Actor Ludi Lin

  

  “If I support my peers they will become better, which will motivate me to become better. There is such a small amount of things out there for us right now. If we compete in a very negative and backstabbing way, the art will never get better.” -Ludi Lin Life has changed tremendously for Ludi since […]

  Asian American Film

  March 5, 2020

  Film

  Activism, Aquaman, Asian Actor, Asian American Film, Black Mirror, CAA, Canada, casting, china, Chinese Actor, Creative Arts Agency, Directing, Diversity, Film, filmmaking, freedom movement, Freedom Riders, hollywood, Jason Mamoa, Lewis Tan, lionsgate, Ludi Lin, Mortal Kombat, Netflix, power rangers, representation matters, social media, Son of the South, Spike Lee, The Black Rangers, The Ghost Bride, tokenism