After a successful festival run including a screening at the Raindance Film Festival, the Hong Kong adaptation of Richard Linklater’s TAPE is set to hit UK cinemas from 22 August 2025. The film brings new cultural depth and dramatic intensity to the classic one-room thriller. Stay tuned for more screening updates, including upcoming showings in Canada!
Read MoreThe 2024 Mulan International Film Festival is delivering a captivating array of classic and contemporary Chinese-language cinema to Toronto. Now in its fifth edition, the festival, founded by University of Toronto alumni, continues to highlight emerging filmmakers and showcase a diverse range of films. Spanning across eras, regions, and languages, this festival serves as a crucial platform to engage with pan-Chinese cinema. Over nine days, 39 films will be presented at Innis Town Hall on the U of T St. George campus, accompanied by additional industry sessions.
Read MoreLeading the momentum of celebrating Mid-Autumn Festival in Canada in elevated style, the Fête Chinoise collectors’ edition mooncake tin from our Love at Mid-Autumn project created conversations and delight with families in Canada and in Asia last year. The illustrated pattern of Hong Kong’s phenomenal neon lights in 2024 was a huge favourite amongst Fête Chinoise readers and supporters, and sold out very quickly.
Read MoreComing to Canadian cinemas this Friday, The Way We Talk is the latest film from acclaimed director Adam Wong 黃修平 (The Way We Dance and She Remembers, He Forgets), known for his genre-defying storytelling. With a sensitive and objective lens, Wong leads audiences into the world of the Deaf community, offering a narrative that is both inclusive and deeply human. Starring Neo Yau, Chung Suet Ying, and Marco Ng.
Read MoreShangri-La Toronto presents its latest curated Afternoon Tea Menu, “A Journey Through Asia.” Celebrating the rich cultural heritage of the Shangri-La Group, this unique experience showcases the diverse flavours of Asia through refined culinary artistry. We’re thrilled to partner with Shangri-La Toronto to offer our readers a chance to win an exclusive Afternoon Tea Experience for two. Enter now!
Read MoreOn June 22, 2025, West Beaver Creek Road in Richmond Hill transformed into an unexpected stage. Over 130 rare and exotic vehicles gathered for Roar and Rides. The event raised $30,000, with funds directed toward urgently needed hospital equipment that will directly benefit patients across Scarborough.
Read MoreARC World 2025 features NBA star Jeremy Lin and actor Simu Liu. The festival celebrates Asian Canadian culture with basketball games, live performances, food vendors, and community events hosted by the Asian Roots Collective (ARC).
Read MoreTo celebrate being named a Top 3 World’s Best Airline and winning World’s Best Economy Class at the 2025 Skytrax Awards, along with multiple other prestigious awards, Cathay Pacific is launching an exclusive World’s Best Economy Class Sale for North American travellers.
Read MoreProfessional race car driver Samantha Tan (Fete Chinoise Edition 9: Finding Momentum) is home in Toronto for IMSA's only Canadian race weekend, which also happens to be Samantha's first home race in 8 years! On July 9th, Maranello BMW in Vaughan hosted an intimate cocktail evening in support of ST Racing and Women in Motorsport Canada for over 150 VIPs, fans and car enthusiasts.
Read MoreThe Canadian Chinese Youth Athletics Association’s Celeb Classic is changing this year to a newly and boldly rebranded ARC World! ARC stands for Asian Roots Collective, which brings together the activities that CCYAA were hosting throughout the year with their annual basketball game, with a broader Asian focus.
Read MoreDiaspora communities around the world allow for a richness of diversity to flourish. As different cultures of people leave one place and plant their roots in another, the sense of place, of the homeland, transplants through pursuits and stories of cuisine, design, and artifacts. In this chapter, cities and memories collide in London, Toronto and Hong Kong.
Read MoreFrom two of Hong Kong’s most daring new voices—directors Jeffrey Lam and Antonio Tam—Valley of the Shadow of Death is an unflinching cinematic debut that confronts the uneasy space between faith and human frailty. Starring three-time Hong Kong Film Awards Best Actor Anthony Wong and stage icon Louisa So, this haunting drama follows a pastor whose daughter was raped and driven to suicide—only to be faced years later with the return of her assailant, now a penitent church member.
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