Set and shot in Canada and Pakistan, ‘The Queen of my Dreams’ is a queer coming-of-age tale and love story we rarely get to see from the brown perspective.

Her new film starring Sandra Oh and Awkwafina tells a uniquely Asian American story without having to point out the characters’ Asianness.

The Toronto International Reel Asian Film Festival (AKA Reel Asian) returns in-person Nov. 8 to 19, 2023.

The author, playwright, actor and musician is telling her story her way in her new series ‘How to Fail as a Popstar’.

Writer and Director Nikhil Nagesh Bhat, and Actors Lakshya and Raghav Juyal discuss why ‘KILL,’ is a gory and groundbreaking milestone for South Asian Cinema during TIFF 2023 — plus, their experience working with iconic producer Karan Johar.

Everything you need to know about the South Korean boy band.

The documentary, which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival, showcases Sirat’s experience as a trans woman from India and documents her dual existence on a smartphone.

In an unprecedented first, this basketball team gathers some of the best Indian players around the world to compete and make a name for the nation and the diaspora in the athletic world.

“There’s a superficiality to the way that we talk about diversity in film in Canada.”

From the newest Hayao Miyazaki film to an adaptation of a beloved Canadian novel, these are the movies by Asian filmmakers we’re excited for.

Produced by (white) music legends David Byrne and Fatboy Slim, Here Lies Love is receiving backlash for its shining representation of Imelda and Ferdinand Marcos, the former first couple of the Philippines.

The Asian Canadian author highlights the everyday resilience racialized communities embark on.

And how Simu Liu postponed his Marvel audition for the inaugural game.

Through the film’s fire and water romance, Sohn writes a love letter to his parents, who travelled from Korea to New York to give him a better life.

“Doh Jeh Mama (多謝嫲嫲) / Thank You Grandma” by Chinese-Peruvian Director Jon Chiang is an act of remembering for all of us who’ve lost a part of ourselves growing up.

The Vancouver-based actor got her start on a show rooted in authentic representation. Then she learned that was far from the norm.

“I’m tired of us all pretending like this system is working. It’s not. We all have to be blunt about it or nothing will ever change,” says R.F. Kuang

We need aunties who will cheer us on, not add to a chorus of judgement.

After a horrifying sexual assault, the documentary follows one family’s fight for justice—and the backlash they face along the way.

The pan-Asian law association seeks to share ideas, help lawyers network with one another, and encourage racialized students to go to law school.