Back By Popular Demand, YES, AUNTIE! Is A Kung Fu Cinema Love Story If There Ever Was

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The animated signature logo for the team at Art School Dropouts – or as filmmaker Joey Min calls it, the team’s kamon – is no stranger to the big screen among film festival regulars. Aside from this, it bodes considerably that the kamon now etches a milestone in Min’s progression, representing his New Jersey-based independent […]
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[Film Combat Syndicate]

[…] Back By Popular Demand, YES, AUNTIE! Is A Kung Fu Cinema Love Story If There Ever Was […]

 

[Film Combat Syndicate]

[…] I had actually hoped the team would put off its release in hopes of further festival circulation and I haven’t heard much from star and director Joey Min on the matter, but his plan is to premiere the series this Thursday on YouTube and it’ll be truly something to savor after that. Watch the trailer and tune in to the channel, and if you missed my review from the screening, click here. […]

 

[Film Combat Syndicate]

[…] reviews and hype aside, the wait is no more as the first episode is now online following the success of the […]

 

[Film Combat Syndicate]

[…] Sadly I wasn’t able to attend the pizza party as all-nighters have next-to-no place for me at this stage in my life, although it was Samuels who personally invited me to the screening and had my ticket ready upon entry at the Museum. I almost couldn’t attend despite the event being on my birthday so it was some pretty rough terrain to organize and make happen, and it resulted in one of my best and most memorable milestones since founding Film Combat Syndicate seven years ago. You can check out my review here. […]