This year’s Asian Film Festival of Dallas (AFFD) has a wonderful line-up of films representing all manner of countries in the East. unfortunately there’s just not time enough to see them all. I am the lone GATWer covering this festival so instead of doing full reviews of all the films, which would take forever, I’ll be giving shorter critiques in a couple of recapping posts to give you a wide look at everything this ten-year-old fest has to offer.
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Awards News
Qi Rui’s (漆銳) cry Me a Pond (池塘) and Kit Hui’s (許潔華, pictured) a Borrowed Life (裂陽) secured the RMB100,000 ($15,400) prizes at Shanghai’s Pitch and Catch Project Awards last night.
Sony Pictures TV secures carriage on Indonesia’s IPTV platform Groovia Indiantelevision.com Team
(7 June 2011 12:15 pm)
MUMBAI: Sony Pictures Television Networks, Asia, has debuted ‘One’ in Indonesia via the market’s first Internet Protocol Television (IPTV) platform, Groovia, by TelkomVision.Sony Pictures Television Networks, Asia, has debuted ‘One’ in Indonesia via the market’s first Internet Protocol Television (IPTV) platform, Groovia, by TelkomVision.
A scene from ‘Tree of Life’
MANILA, Philippines — in the midst of the back-to-school grind this June, Hollywood finds its way to Manila. Looking around, I am so thrilled to say that our country has become a venue for world-class entertainment.
LOCAL THEATER & DANCE
“Forever Plaid” —- Presented by The Fine ArtsNetwork; 7:30 p.m. June 9-11 and 2 p.m. June 12; old Town TemeculaCommunity Theater, 42051 Main St., Temecula; $18-$24; 866-653-8696,temeculatheater.org.
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Asians hailed as most influential by TIME magazine
Ah, the MP3 player. Of all the things that probably should have been killed off by smartphones by now, the MP3 player is pretty high up on the list. but then, there are places like iRiver, who are still finding good business in making them, and is coming out with a new one, the iRiver T9, that’s got some pretty obvious promotion backing it up.