Jimmy Teh grew up in Rangoon, Burma (currently known as Yangon, Myanmar) in a family with musical roots.
Taherian has accumulated more than four million streams through Chai da Banafsh, which re-imagines ancient Persian stories.
Researchers within the Creative Labour Critical Futures project are tracking media responses to AI use across the film industry.
Kasaraha says that the character aims to make this opera more inclusive and more celebratory.
Lee Byung-hun stars in Park Chan-wook’s No Other Choice, which will have its North American premiere at TIFF.
The curator included film-based works because other representations of catastrophe have wreaked havoc on attention spans.
Master or Guest opens with a soliloquy by Taiwanese Hakka singer Julia Peng.
TUDI-VOICE is one of three Taiwanese bands that will perform at Rally for Taiwan: Music in the Soundscape of Democracy in Toronto.
Toronto TAIWANfest will present the Canadian premiere of Peter Chin: The Blood Remembers on August 23 at Harbourfront Centre.
Lin’s film shows how China imposes demands on Taiwanese musicians hoping to reach large audiences inside the country.
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