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Come join us as host Stevie Wong of the Asian A.V. Club invites a fellow journalist to talk about all the wonderful new movies and tv shows that should be on your radar. It's always a fun gathering of opinions from people who are always big fans first!
Unknown Host hosts Asian A.V. Club: What to Watch podcast, a news show with 20 episodes published.
The Asian A.V. Club returns a new episode of our What to Watch podcast for the month of May and we bring on journalist Nadia Neophytou who's covered entertainment for years and now has created the New Mom Run Club substa
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The Asian A.V. Club returns with a new format of our What to Watch podcast and invite our fave guest co-host Patrick Heidmann on to talk about all the TV and movies that are on our radar at the moment! In this April 2026
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Welcome to the Asian A.V. Club interview podcast HANG! As you all know, we LOVE to HANG with our directors, and this time we’re sitting down with a fresh new voice making her debut with a film that’s bold in its premise
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On the eve of the Academy Awards, Asian A.V. Club got to HANG with documentary director Geeta Gandbhir as she not only celebrates her two Oscar nominations for her short The Devil Is Busy (which she is co-director with C
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Welcome back to the Asian A.V. Club podcast series HANG! On this episode we get to know the director of the animation film In Your Dreams, Alex Woo. Almost ten years in the making, director Woo’s debut feature is inspire
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Welcome back to the Asian A.V. Club podcast series HANG! On this episode, we talk to director, writer and producer Hikari about her latest seasonal gem feature Rental Family. Total NERD disclosure, I’ve been a fan of dir
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It's another episode of the Asian A.V. Club podcast series HANG! For this episode, I have to start off by saying I TOTALLY nerded out with documentary filmmaker Elizabeth Lo because her latest film Mistress Dispeller is
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Welcome to the Asian A.V. Club podcast series HANG! This week we talk to actor Liam Oh who's making his debut on the hit Netflix series Boots. Based on Greg Cope White's memoir The Pink Marine, Boots tells the story of C
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We have a brand new Asian A.V. Club: What to Watch pod and we bring on fellow substacker and Gen X specialist Fawnia Soo Hoo of Whatever Nevermind, to jump on and give her thoughts on some film and tv titles that's out a
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It's a new episode of the Asian A.V. Club What to Watch podcast as we continue to take a look at some of the buzzy titles that came out of the big fall film festivals the past few weeks. After kicking off our last episod
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Welcome to the Asian A.V. Club podcast series HANG! This week we talk to director Justin Tipping. Born in Oakland, California, Tipping first made an impression in the filmmaking community with his acclaimed 2016 coming o
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Welcome to the Asian A.V. Club interview podcast series HANG! This week, we sit down with Chinese American director and cinematographer Bing Liu. Born in Beijing and raised in Rockford, Illinois, Liu turned to skateboard
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It's another episode of the Asian A.V. Club What to Watch podcast as we are trying something different by taking a look into the fall film festivals. If you didn't already know, the Venice, Telluride and Toronto Film Fes
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Welcome back to the Asian A.V. Club interview podcast HANG. This week we’re with first-time director Alex Russell, whose debut feature Lurker premiered at this year's Sundance Film Festival and was quickly picked up by t
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It's another new episode of the Asian A.V. Club: What to Watch pod and this time we drag in one of our favorite journalists Didier Allouch, who has been the LA correspondent for the Canal+ network for a hot second and ou
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Welcome to the Asian A.V. Club podcast series: HANG! Today we’re sitting down with one of the most exciting voices in genre filmmaking, Indonesian director Timo Tjahjanto. If you’ve caught his films like Headshot or The
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We’re expanding the Asian A.V. Club podcast universe by sharing some of our favorite conversations with creatives working both behind and in front of the camera. This one’s a real gem as we got the wonderful director/wri
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Join the Asian A.V. Club as we sit down with the amazing director Celine Song. Celebrated as both a playwright and filmmaker, Song first captured our hearts with her debut feature Past Lives, which earned two 2023 Academ
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Our brand new episode of the Asian A.V. Club: What to Watch pod is here and in this episode, we've invited the brilliant Katie Spencer who you might know as the main entertainment correspondent on SKY NEWS, but for our l
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The Asian A.V. Club What to Watch podcast returns with a REALLY packed episode of movies and tv shows that we think you should be watching right now or have on your radar. In this episode we've invited Germany based jour
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