Kristen Yoonsoo Kim

Nearly every Asian mother character in American movies is a cruel, ambitious 'tiger mom.' Inspired by the photography of Yuan Yao, Kristen Yoonsoo Kim reflects on all the Asian mothers that fall outside that category—including her own.

'Parasite' has taken over the box office, but the country's innovative work in movies is nothing new.

After being buried for over 40 years, footage of Aretha Franklin’s iconic church performance, which would become one of the highest-selling gospel albums in history, finally comes to light.

The 1982 film about the inner workings of Black lives resists fetishization or absolution—and it is a breath of fresh air.

Have you heard about our lord and savior Dolly Parton?

Claudia Weill's 1978 film receives constant comparison to Allen's oeuvre, but it should be held up as a pioneer of female friendship movies like "Frances Ha."

The "Disobedience" star tells Broadly about portraying repressed queer desire in an Orthodox Jewish community.

Claire Denis' latest film follows Juliette Binoche as she searches for hope in the bleak hell of dating.

Issa Rae, Janicza Bravo, and Sandi Tan—to name just a few—would blow our minds with big-budget films.

The risqué rom-com tries its best to rectify the genre's flaws—and still holds up ten years later.

With over 130 acting credits to her name, Huppert knows she's the queen of "disturbing and daring" roles. She tells Broadly about transforming for her recent film, a kooky adaptation of "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde."

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