‘The Girl Who Left Home’: LAAPFF 2020 Review
Musical is a tricky movie genre that either works (The Phantom of the Opera, Moulin Rouge, Chicago, The Westside Story) or it does not (the recent “Cats” is an example)…..
Category: Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival
‘A Bedsore’: LAAPFF 2020 Review
There’s no perfect family. There is no precise definition of happiness or honesty because it is open to interpretation. But when it comes to decency and dignity, the definitions should….
‘Club Ultra’: LAAPFF 2020 Review
With so many episodic series available, sometimes we don’t know which one to watch. And when we finally make our choice, does it meet our expectations? Chaz, an officer, is….
‘Passage’: LAAPFF 2020 Review
So many people dream of living the American dream. They want a piece of happiness for themselves in the land of opportunities. However, as soon as you step into the….
‘Black Ghost Son’: LAAPFF 2020 Review
Not every society accepts mixed-race relationships or parents. It does not go well in a strictly divisive America either, no matter how open-minded it may pretend to be. Troy is….
‘Red Ladies or Help! My Mom is a Republican’: LAAPFF 2020 Review
It must be difficult to live in a family that has both Republican and Democrat supporters. I am genuinely surprised that there is no bigger conflict appearing in the news,….
‘The Paper Tigers’: LAAPFF 2020 Review
Remember the good old movies with Bruce Lee, Chuck Norris, Cynthia Rotrock, and Jean Claude Van Damme that were all about martial arts? Was it not fun watching them without….
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