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Directed By: Robert SamuelsCo-Director: James LewProduced By: Mark V. Wiley, Gine Lui, Shing KaCast: Tony Darrow, Vincent Pastore, Lo Meng, Jay Kwon, Raywond J.Barry, Chris Caldovino, Shuya ChangRunning Time: 1:27:29

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“Made In Chinatown will be a big Hit”

Made In Chinatown is the latest offering from upcoming Director Robert Samuels, featuring an all star cast which includes Tony Darrow, Vincent Pastore, Lo Meng, Jay Kwon, Raymond J. Barry, Shing Ka, Geoff Lee, Shuya Chang and Chi Ling Chiu.

Co-Directed by James Lew, “Made In Chinatown” centers around Vinnie Chow (Jay Kwon), who will try anything to become part of one of the local crime families; only one problem, he isn’t Italian. Canal Street is the only divide between Little Italy and Chinatown in New York, each crime family wanting more power and more money, which will only bring one thing, a war on the streets.

Journey To The West   Magnet Reviewed for Shockya by Harvey Karten. Data-based on Rotten Tomatoes Grade:  B Director:  Stephen Chow Screenplay:  Stephen Chow Cast:  Qi Shu, Zhang Wen, Bo Huang, Show Luo, Shing-Cheung Lee, Bingqiang Chen, Sihan Cheng, Yu Xing, Zhengyu Lu, Chi Ling Chiu Screened at:  Review 1, NYC, 2/11/14    Opens:  March 7, 2014 Every country takes pride in its legends.  The best known might be the Twelve Labors of Hercules, wherein the man had to slay a lion and a hydra, capture a Boar and a Cretan Bull, and, hardest of all, to steal a girdle.  China is not about to sit back and let Greece  [ Read More ]

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Writer/director Ari Gold’s criminally underrated 2008 comedy “Adventures of Power” was easily one of the best indie comedies I had the pleasure of seeing during the year that was 2010. It’s quirky, strange, endearing, and, simply put, utterly fantastic. The film is littered with surprising cameos — Michael McKean, Jane Lynch, and Chinese action vet Chi Ling Chiu all make brief but memorable appearances — and boasts one hell of a soundtrack. In case you were wondering, the story chronicles the misadventures of a young man named Power (Ari Gold) as he embarks on an epic journey to an air drumming competition in New York City. However, in order to snag the first place spot, he’ll have to go toe-to-toe with an arrogant country music singer (Adrian Grenier) who is eager to crawl out from under his father’s judgmental thumb. Trust me — it’s good stuff. In addition to...