The World’s “Top” Theater

Sakata, a merchant town that is half the adage “Sakai in the west, Sakata in the east,” was home to the Green House—a cinema dubbed “the world’s most deluxe theater.” It all but disappeared from popular…

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Old Marine Boy

8.2

The story of a father and husband whose unwavering love and devotion for his wife and two children lead him to work hard after they escape from North Korea with nothing. He works hard as a deep-sea diver to feed his…

Bundok Banahaw, Sacred and Profane

While Mt. Banahaw is the place where fertile streams of spirituality, mysticism, the occult, and the environment combine to provide a potent ground for the transmission and exchange of secret and sacred knowledge,…

Where Is Your Hometown?

The story of Koreans stranded in Russia after the war who dream of being buried back home.

Haunted: A Last Visit to the Red House

10.0

A documentary film about the Bahay na Pula in Bulacan and the stories of comfort women during the Japanese colonization.

I Am Hopeman

"Dong-dong Village," the largest slum in Cambodia located in the capital of Phnom Penh, is the location of this documentary that speaks of hope. In the slum, children are able to survive today by picking up refuse…

A Year of Hope

"A Year of Hope" is about life on the streets of Manila. You will hear the horrible stories of Pablo, Justin, and some of the other boys. Thankfully their lives change during their year in Stairway Foundation. It's…

Lost in the Fumes

7.6

Based on the life of politician and activist Edward Leung. The film was directed by Nora Lam and was first screened on 23 November 2017. The film tracks Leung's life from his university education to his participation…

State-authorized Textbook

Why on earth should we use the state-authorized textbook? Many history scholars share their opinions about the nature, background and significance of the book and why history is forcibly imposed.