By David Pountain Interview translated by Lyn-Kateri Visedsuk Watch Fathers on FilmDoo Tackling a subject oft-neglected by cinema in general but Southeast Asian cinema in particular, Palatpol Mingpornpichit’s Fathers is the sweetly simple tale of gay couple Phoon (Asda Panichkul) and Yuke […]
By David Pountain Director: Palatpol Mingpornpichit Watch Fathers on FilmDoo Palatpol Mingpornpichit’s Fathers is a gentle drama of emotionally loaded issues, seemingly crafted in correspondence with the notion that the best way to get your argument across is to say […]
By Sharon Calingasan Watch Cautionary Tale on FilmDoo As much a film about loss and sadness as acceptance and redemption, Cautionary Tale is an independent film that was made with the help of crowdfunding platforms such as Kickstarter. The […]
By Jessica Duncanson Watch Asian films on FilmDoo From mid-20th Century Japan to modern day Korea, these films depict strong female protagonists and their fight against a range of social pressures. While these five works revolve […]
By Sharon Calingasan Everyone loves a good action-packed movie where the fast-handed hero bests a mob of bad guys with a combination of kicks and jumps amidst shouts and shrieks. Here is a list of […]
By Leni De Castro True love goes beyond what is physical. It transcends limitations and destroys death. Such is Mae Nak’s love for her husband Mak: an undying love, which separates the story from most Thai […]
