Martin Tsai's posts

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Martin Tsai

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Martin Tsai was an A.V. Club New York intern from 2006 to 2007.

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<i>Downton</i> rekindles that old feeling in <i>A New Era</i>

Downton rekindles that old feeling in A New Era

Julian Fellowes' latest installment of the Downton Abbey saga delivers for Viewers Like You

Jarrod Carmichael's <i>On The Count Of Three </i>is no laughing matter

Jarrod Carmichael's On The Count Of Three is no laughing matter

The comedian’s grim directorial debut turns a death wish into a revenge fantasy

How Gaspar Noé's near-death experience shaped his provocative new films

How Gaspar Noé's near-death experience shaped his provocative new films

The director of Irreversible and Enter The Void tries a fresh approach with Vortex and Lux Æterna

16 summer movies that serve as perfect blockbuster counterprogramming

16 summer movies that serve as perfect blockbuster counterprogramming

Experiencing superhero fatigue? Ask your doctor what these original offerings can do for you

<em>Happening</em> enters the <em>Roe v. Wade</em> debate with (unfortunately) perfect timing

Happening enters the Roe v. Wade debate with (unfortunately) perfect timing

Vividly rendered by director Audrey Diwan, the Venice 2021 winner revisits a moment in history that's on the verge…

<i>Drive My Car </i>director <i></i>Ryusuke Hamaguchi discusses his search for beautiful accidents

Drive My Car director Ryusuke Hamaguchi discusses his search for beautiful accidents

The Oscar-nominated filmmaker reflects on his fascinations, creative process, and newfound acclaim

In <i>Umma</i>, Sandra Oh faces her worst nightmare—becoming her mother

In Umma, Sandra Oh faces her worst nightmare—becoming her mother

Iris K. Shim's debut unfolds like a horror version of Minari, except it doesn't reconcile the dichotomy between…

<em>Turning Red</em> delivers a timely message as it tackles a timeless topic

Turning Red delivers a timely message as it tackles a timeless topic

Charming animated allegory expands Pixar's boundaries and offers a welcome respite from anti-Asian hate