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The Golden Globes Calling 'Minari' A 'Foreign' Film Is More Than An Awards Season Problem

The movie, which stars Steven Yeun and tells a distinctly American story, is being considered a “foreign language movie” because most of its dialogue is in Korean.
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Lulu Wang Critiques Choice Of Ron Howard As Director Of Film On Chinese Pianist Lang Lang

The director of 2019's "The Farewell" has called for greater representation behind the camera, especially in filming the story of the celebrated pianist's life.
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Awkwafina Says The Oscars Snubbing 'The Farewell' Wasn't All Bad News

"The Farewell" star acknowledged “there’s always more work to be done," but took an optimistic view on Asian representation in Hollywood.
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Finally, Some Good News For Women Directors In Hollywood

An annual report calculated that women directed more than 10% of 2019's top films. But clearly, Hollywood still has a long way to go.
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Director Lulu Wang Was Told 'You Need A White Guy' In 'The Farewell'

Wang director resisted pressures to whitewash the film about a Chinese family.
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Asian Creators Are Making Strides In Hollywood, But There's Still A Long Way To Go

After "Crazy Rich Asians" in 2018, this year will see a growing range of Asian representation in movies and TV.
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Awkwafina Makes An Impressive Dramatic Debut In 'The Farewell' Trailer

Premiering on July 12, the film from director Lulu Wang earned critical acclaim at this year's Sundance Film Festival.
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