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Refresh for updates: Twenty years after the horrific attacks of 9/11, America remembered the terror of planes turned into missiles, the nearly 3,000 lives lost and the courage displayed in response. From the memorial sites in New York, Shanksville, PA, at the Pentagon itself and across the land and the world, voices…

Be Water and We Gon’ Be Alright filmmaker Bao Nguyen and GoFundMe have teamed for Together, a short film about the history and terrible present of anti-Asian racism in America. Ken Jeong, Olivia Munn, Lisa Ling and others appear in the three-minute, black-and-white film tied to the #StopAsianHate​ movement. Watch it…

EXCLUSIVE: The Bruce Lee docu Be Water makes its way to ESPN’s 30 For 30 library on June 7 and it gives us a comprehensive look at his life as a martial arts icon as well as an advocate of inclusion, a husband and father. The documentary made its debut earlier this year at Sundance to critical acclaim. Taking the…

Without a doubt, Bruce Lee is a martial arts icon. He’s a cinematic fixture in pop culture and in the new documentary Be Water premiering at Sundance on January 25, filmmaker Bao Nguyen touches on his role as martial artists, but he goes beyond that and paints a picture of Lee’s impact in Hollywood during the ’60s…

EXCLUSIVE: The world is divided and people aren’t seeing eye to eye on a lot of things. Let’s face it: things have been better. Even so, the new docuseries We Gon’ Be Alright examines issues dividing the world and, like the title suggests, gives hope that we will indeed be alright. The new trailer for the Indie Lens…