Taipei

Tittsworth, Nadastrom play FREE Scion show tonight (INTERVIEW!)

Tittsworth talks to Gimme Noise before his first-ever visit to Minneapolis tonight.

11/14 Morning Communiqué

Hug It Out, Bitch

People with personal-space issues: meet your nightmare

"Something about that song haunts you"

Feeling Strangely Busy

Fickle major labels, lethargic production schedules, desensitized index fingers--nothing can slow John Munson down

Get Me Gwyneth

How to remake the New York Film Festival's arthouse esoterica for the midwestern megaplex

Skin Flicks

The naked truth about putting together a regional showcase like the Minneapolis/St. Paul International Film Festival. And a revealing body of blurbs about the best and the not-best of the fest.

Relative Terms

Taiwan's Yi Yi (A One and a Two...) is a more inclusive family drama than Hollywood's universal pictures

The Year in Film

What you see is (not) what you get: Twelve months of well-screened duds and rarely viewed wonders

Eastern Standard Time

While Western art cinema draws the flashbulbs at Cannes, contemplative works from China, Taiwan, and Hong Kong leave the festival glowing in klieg lights from the East

Made in Taiwan

Hou Hsiao-hsien's trademark is his cinematic search for a Taiwanese identity

Islands in the Stream

Happy Together and Vive L'Amour find the films of Hong Kong and Taiwan in the throes of a sexual revolution.

Getting Into the Groove

In two new works, Sarah Skaggs and Morgan Thorson break down the wall between concert dance and club culture.