An Escapade of Wistful Souls: “Camper” Review

Polish film is often some flavour of extreme. It’s brought us revered historical retellings, adored comedies, and sometimes just the deep-red scandalous. But it’s also brought us the beautiful gems missed by those who don’t dare step foot into the broad, imaginative world that is non-English cinema. Katyń (2007), The Peasants (2023), and The Hater…

TRI.BE Shines Bright in London – Concert Review

Brixton in London is a mecca for music, known for its vibrant scene that spans rock, hip-hop, pop, and K-pop. This iconic place has birthed legendary artists like David Bowie and continues attracting great bands and solo acts. From Dreamcatcher and Day6 to SE SO NEON, more K-pop artists are choosing Brixton as their go-to…

Herman Yau on His Latest Work, “Customs Frontline”, and Filmmaking

Herman Yau’s latest film, Customs Frontline, premiered globally at the FEFF 26 in Udine this past May and is set for its Asian premiere in Hong Kong this July. A maverick director known for his prolific output, Yau was born in China in 1961 and studied Film at Hong Kong Baptist University. Over a remarkable…

SAAY’s Latest Single “DOMINO” Heralds a Return with Global Appeal

SAAY, a Korean R&B singer-songwriter, began her career in 2012 as the leader of the girl group EvoL. After the group’s disbandment in 2015, she transitioned to a solo career under Universal Music Korea, embracing greater artistic freedom. Her music, which blends R&B, hip-hop, and soul, is often likened to Western artists because of its…