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A Million Miles Away

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Who is Michelle Krusiec?

Michelle Krusiec is an award-winning Taiwanese-American director, writer, and actor known for her versatile and influential presence in the industry. Her short film Nian (2022) earned multiple awards, including Best Midnight Short at Palm Springs, and she is attached to write and direct a feature version of Nian. Her work has screened at festivals such as Fantasia, Beyondfest, and Palm Springs.

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Blu-ray Review: Alice Wu’s ‘Saving Face’ on the Criterion Collection

In Alice Wu’s 2004 feature-length debut, Saving Face , a Chinese community group holds a dance every Friday night at a banquet hall in Flushing, Queens. The eager regulars are middle-aged moms and aunties who matchmake for their unmarried adult children and sit impatiently on the sidelines to see if their weekly labor bears any fruit. The widowed Hwei-lan (Joan Chen) is one such mom, who steadfastly continues setting up her daughter, a promising surgical resident named Wil (Michelle Krusiec), with different men despite years of failure. The mostly unspoken tension between Hwei-lan and Wil derives from, and is exacerbated by, the former’s unwillingness to acknowledge that the latter is a lesbian,

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Olympic Champion Allyson Felix Strides To Bentonville Film Festival, Geena Davis To Return With “Geena & Friends” Featuring All-Star Lineup

The Bentonville Film Festival in Arkansas has announced additional programming for the 11th annual edition of the event that runs June 16-22. Olympic gold medalist Allyson Felix, the most decorated track and field athlete of all time, will participate in the festival’s Shaping the Narrative conversation in partnership with Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art and Ingeborg Initiatives. She Runs the World, a documentary about Felix directed by Perri Peltz and Matthew O’Neill, will screen at Bff on Wednesday, June 18. The festival describes the film as “an impassioned look at the advocacy of Allyson Felix… At the peak of her career, she faced a life-threatening pregnancy—and a 70% pay cut from her sponsor, exposing a sports industry without maternal protections. But Allyson turned adversity into action, redefining what it means to be a champion and sparking a movement far beyond the track. Felix’s rejection of the status quo

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Bentonville Film Festival Announces Jury and Additional Programming For 2025 Edition

The Bentonville Film Festival (Bff) has announced their Shaping the Narrative, Geena & Friends participants, Juneteenth and Spotlight programming, jurors and additional panels and events taking place at the 2025 festival, set for June 16-22. The 2025 Bentonville film Festival marks 11 years of amplifying the voices of female, non-binary, Lgbtqia+, Bipoc and people with disabilities in entertainment. Among the returning programming for 2025 is “Geena & Friends,” featuring Geena Davis and participants including Shohreh Aghdashloo (“The Penguin), Toks Olagundoye (“Frasier”), Alysia Reiner (“The Diplomat”) and Brenda Song (“Running Point”). This year’s event will take place Friday June 20 at the Thaden Theater. Additionally, in partnership with Variety, Song will be presented with the Variety Virtuoso Award, also on June 20. Bentonville’s “Shaping the Narrative” conversation series will return this year with Olympic track and field champion Allyson Felix participating in a talk presented by Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art and Ingeborg Initiatives. “We’re

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Molly O'Brien won an Oscar. Really. Well, sort of

Miles and Keiko O’Brien must be incredibly proud and perhaps just a tad confused as well. That’s because Molly O’Brien, their daughter, won an Academy Award a couple of weeks ago. We kid you not! The night’s winners during the 97th Academy Awards ceremony not only included Mikey Madison, Adrien Brody, Kieran Culkin, and Zoe Saldana -- who plays Uhura in the Kelvin Timeline Star Trek movies -- but Molly O’Brien, who shared the award for Documentary Short Film with Lisa Remington. O’Brien and Remington took home golden statuettes for The Only Girl in the Orchestra, which, according to Netflix, “celebrates trailblazing double bassist Orin O’Brien, the first woman to become a full-time member of the New York Philharmonic.” Molly O’Brien directed The Only Girl in the Orchestra and produced it along with Remington. The 35-minute short, which is available now on Netflix, previously

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‘Takin’ Care Of Business,’ ‘Deep In My Heart Is A Song’ Among Winners At Inaugural Round Top Film Festival

The music documentary Takin’ Care of Business took care of business at the inaugural Round Top Film Festival in Texas. The film about Canadian rock musician Randy Bachman – founder of the bands The Guess Who and Bachman-Turner Overdrive – earned the Audience Award at the debut event in the small town 75 miles east of Austin. The feature directed by Tyler Measom explores how Bachman searched for decades for a precious musical instrument that was stolen from him – his beloved 1957 Gretsch 6120 guitar on which he wrote the hits “American Woman,” “Takin’ Care of Business,” and “You Ain’t Seen Nothin’ Yet.” “We are so honored to receive the Audience Award from the Round Top Film Festival!” said Russell Wayne Groves, producer of Takin’ Care of Business. “From the incredible festival founders, Shanna and Skylar Schanen, all the way to the amazing volunteers who kept things running smoothly, we are just humbled

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