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Narrative Features

Explore a selection of our narrative feature films that span landscapes and cultures. Follow characters as they move through cities, villages, and personal crossroads, discovering that the journey itself shapes the stories of our lives.

Narrative Features

1001 Frames

Film 1001 Frames Directed by Mehrnoush Alia Auditioning for the dream role of Scheherazade in One Thousand and One Nights becomes a nightmare in this form-blurring thriller.

Animation, Narrative Features, Special Presentations

Another World

Film Another World Directed by Tommy NG Kai Chung Spirit guide Gudo befriends a young girl named Yuri, whose death has cursed her with rage and regret—…

Narrative Features

Diamonds in the Sand

Film Diamonds in the Sand Directed by Janus Victoria A lonely divorced salaryman travels from Tokyo to Manila after a chance encounter with a Filipina migrant worker,…

Narrative Features

Honeyjoon

Film Honeyjoon Directed by Lilian T. Mehrel A surprisingly sexy, darkly funny, emotional rollercoaster... about a mother-daughter trip, life, loss, and flirting.

Narrative Features

Lucky Lu

Film Lucky Lu Directed by Lloyd Lee Choi Lucky Lu follows a New York City delivery rider whose world is turned upside down when he loses…

Narrative Features

Pinch

Film Pinch Directed by Uttera Singh One misstep. One lie. A neighbourhood ready to erupt.
As a woman battles harassment and hush-hush hypocrisy,
In a world…

Narrative Features

Reunion

Film Reunion Directed by John Woochong Kim A despondent Asian American funeral home worker, goes to his high school reunion with hopes of jump starting his…

Narrative Features, Special Presentations

The Arch

Film The Arch Directed by T'ang Shushuen Adapting a Chinese folktale about a widow torn between her amorous desires and moral obligations, the film examines…

Narrative Features, Special Presentations

THE FURIOUS

Film THE FURIOUS Directed by Kenji Tanigaki After the daughter of Wang Wei (Xie Miao) is kidnapped by a criminal network and he receives no…