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Behind the Scenes of We Don't Dance for Nothing

Q+A with director Stefanos Tai on his independent feature film about Filipina domestic workers in Hong Kong from struggles, dreams to dance.

Asia's Emerging Literary Scene from the eyes of Author and Journalist Nury Vittachi

In an interview, journalist Nury Vittachi reveals the hidden story behind the cultural boom of Asian representation in Western cinema.

Stories of Sea Rescue in the South of Europe

Some odd volunteers take to the bordering towns of Sicily, the Canary Islands, and Malta with tiny boats carrying refugees and migrants.

Asian-American Identity in the Arts, as told by Bernard Chang and Bobby Rubio

Two Asian-American comic book artists, Bernard Chang and Bobby Rubio, on childhood stories, heritage, and culture through the arts.

Thomas Nuding of SARAH Sea Rescue Tells of Refugee Missions in the South of Europe

Search and Rescue of All Humans (SARAH) has been on an active mission to rescue refugees crossing the Mediterranean Sea and Atlantic Ocean.

Nathalie Suthor on Her Sea Rescue Journey Through the Mediterranean

An investigative journalist from Germany who set off on her first sea rescue mission in 2016, and the impact five years later.

BOMS a Graffiti Artist in Hong Kong from Anime, Cartoons to Social advocacy.

Hong Kong-based street artist and b-boy BOMS explains the impact of COVID-19 and the Hong Kong movement on the art scene.

Juan Gabarron and Art-Tech Intersections in Asia

The Gabarron Foundation Asia founder, Juan Gabarron on pushing the avenues of art-tech and education for children and adults alike.

The Asian-American story behind Pixar’s Float with director Bobby Rubio.

Interview with the writer and director of Pixar and Spark Shorts’ Float — Bobby Rubio.

Pixar’s Float as told by director and writer Bobby Rubio.

Bobby Rubio, Pixar story artist and writer and director of Float, shares his self-discovery from animation, drawing, and writing.

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