How Asian Film Awards Academy’s filmmaking camp is grooming a new generation of directors
Far removed from the sweeping historical epics and sleek commercial blockbusters that have long defined the region’s cinematic exports, a quieter evolution is unfolding across Asian cinema.
An emerging cohort of storytellers is eschewing grand spectacles to navigate the intimate, the unspoken and the marginalised. In doing so, these young directors are carving out a new path – one they view as more grounded and representative of contemporary life.
Nadia Chui and Law Yik-man from Hong Kong, Bo...
