Movie Review: Riceboy Sleeps

<p>The indie machine keeps on churning out hit after hit, particularly the Canadian indie machine. I view the 2023 film&nbsp;<em>Riceboy Sleeps&nbsp;</em>as a spiritual successor to the 1994 film,&nbsp;<a href="https://chrisreads.medium.com/film-review-double-happiness-a1ee68456f10" rel="noopener"><em>Double Happiness</em></a>, both sponsored by various governmental arts agencies, and about Asian Canadians. First of all, independent filmmaking has come a long way. Mina Shum did a great job with the lower production value of the film, and embracing the kitsch and but Anthony Shim had to do no such thing, shooting a beautiful art film complete with the characteristic lighting, music, pace, and long takes of modern &lsquo;cinema&rsquo;. Nearly thirty years later, Canada has produced another great Asian American film.</p> <p><a href="https://chrisreads.medium.com/movie-review-riceboy-sleeps-e6d3372d838c"><strong>Learn More</strong></a></p>
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