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Asia Society New York Presents China Onscreen Biennial, Nov. 3-Dec. 1

Film series highlights China’s Muslim, Mongolian, and Tibetan minorities.

Asia Society Southern California Presents Seventh Annual U.S.-China Film Summit and Gala Dinner, Nov. 1-2

Honorees include Huayi Brothers CEO James Wang; Oriental DreamWorks head of studio Melissa Cobb, and director Cao Baoping.

Zhang Yimou at the 2015 Asia Society U.S.-China Film Summit and Gala

Zhang Yimou to Receive Asia Game Changer Award

The acclaimed Chinese film director was honored “for changing the landscape of film in China.”

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Hong Kong

The 17th Hong Kong Jewish Film Festival

The 2016 edition of the annual HKJFF screens 30 films that touch on the theme Remember.

New York

China Onscreen Biennial

This year’s China Onscreen Biennial is a cultural and physical immersion into China's remarkable plurality, through a selection of eclectic films.

Actor/writer Aziz Ansari (R) and writer Alan Yang accept Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series for the 'Master of None' episode 'Parents' onstage during the 68th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards at Microsoft Theater on September 18, 2016 in Los Angeles, California. (Kevin Winter/Getty Images)

Alan Yang: Asian Americans in Hollywood Have 'A Long Way to Go'

The co-creator of the Netflix show "Master of None" used his acceptance speech at the Emmy's to encourage Asian American representation in film and TV.

Philippines

Asia on Screen Movie Guide

Asia On Screen 2016 features 13 award-winning, critically acclaimed films from 11 countries.

Top: The Way of the Dragon (1972), Big Hero 6 (2014), Mulan (1998); Bottom: Rush Hour (1988), Rush Hour 2 (2001), Karate Kid (1984)

Texas

Summer Film Series

Catch screenings of cult classics and Disney animations this summer.

New York

Photos: Journey to the East — Video Time Capsules From Asia

Asia Society and Jungles in Paris presented a special viewing of film and photography, bringing some of Asia's most interesting places to New York.

Acclaimed director Zhang Yimou receives the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2015 Asia Society U.S.-China Film Summit and Gala on Thursday, November 5, 2015, in Los Angeles. (Ryan Miller/Capture Imaging)

Dates Announced for 2016 U.S.-China Film Summit

Gathering of Hollywood and Chinese film industry leaders will be held Nov. 1–2 at UCLA’s Luskin Conference Center

Ruthie Ann Miles in a scene from Lincoln Center Theater's production of Rodgers & Hammerstein's The King and I. (Paul Kolnik)

The Americans' Ruthie Ann Miles: 'We Should Not Be Satisfied Playing the Token Asian'

The Korean-raised actress, currently starring in The King and I on Broadway, discussed her passion for music, theater, and says why television makes her nervous.

Shows like ABC's How To Get Away With Murder have injected greater racial diversity in television (Mitchell Haaseth/ABC)

Jeff Yang on Diversity in Hollywood

The longtime media and cultural critic says that "pop culture is a step behind society, and brands are a step behind pop culture" in fomenting change.