Film Reviews

Light Up Nippon
Cindi Textor

The Fruit of Our Labor: Afghan Perspectives in Film
Angela Selena Williams

Two Films On Chinese Business in Africa
- When China Met Africa
- SUBVERSES China in Mozambique
Howard Y. F. Choy

Beijing Besieged By Waste
France Pepper

Shielding the Mountains
Tracy H. Allen, PhD

Lessons of the Loess Plateau
James Mills

Can't Go Native
Conversations In Mizusawa
More About Mizusawa
Anne Prescott

Bored In Heaven
Jonathan H. X. Lee, PhD

Though I Am Gone
Weili Ye, PhD

Children of Hangzhou
Karen Kane

The Water Cries
Gregory Veeck

Shugendō Now
Kevin Taylor

The Fall of Womenland
Tami Blumenfield

The Sweetest Embrace: Return to Afghanistan
Morris Rossabi

Laos: So You Think The War Is Over
Susan Norris

Dishonored
Keera Allendorf, PhD

Two Films on Chinese Contemporary Art
- China: Empire of Art?
- From Jean-Paul Sartre to Teresa Teng: Cantonese Contemporary Art in the 1980s
France Pepper

Last Train Home
Sue Gronewold

Mongolia: Thirty Years Later
Shao Dan & Dr. Nancy Jervis

Burma VJ
Robert E. Gutsche Jr.

Japanland
Dr. Nancy Jervis

Asian Film Festival 2010: Visualizing Tibet

Song Of Tibet
Mark Frank

The Search
Hilary Brady Morris

Summer Pasture
Mark Frank

Unmistaken Child
Richard Nance

1428
France Pepper

Shipbreakers
Dr. Ritu Saksena

Journey of a Red Fridge
Mary Arends-Kuenning

To Tell the Truth: The Liu Binyan Story
John A. Rapp

Essay: Teaching Chinese History in the Women of Chinese Cinema
Catherine Gomes

The Trash Trade: Selling Trash to China
W. Chad Futrell

Asian Film Festival 2007: Southeast Asian Cinema:

Citizen Dog
Ellen Boccuzzi

Out of the Poison Tree
Judy Ledgerwood

Transnational Tradeswomen
Miriam Sharma

Gone to Pat and Surviving Chau
Robert S. Petersen

Eating the Scorpion
Anne Prescott