The Netflix miniseries “Obsession” is further proof that raceblind casting doesn’t always work

At first, "India Sweets and Spices" looks like a classic 'rich girl, poor boy' love story. In reality it's much more.

A middle schooler stands up for her right to be herself in “Lotus Bloom And The Afro Revolution”

Amateur detective Kaveri Murthy takes us back to 1920s Bangalore in “Murder Under A Red Moon”

Beloved sleuth Tempest Raj (and her family’s incredibly unique recipes) return with “The Raven Thief”

A Chinese Filipina Teen Is Torn Between Two Worlds In “Chloe and the Kaishao Boys”

“All That Breathes” is an Oscar-nominated documentary that’s both about endangered birds and the future of India

A Malaysian teen tries to puzzle out what happened to her Scrabble-champion BFF in ‘Queen of The Tiles’

In "She Is a Haunting" a Vietnamese American teen wards off the ghosts of colonialism and more

“Brighter Than The Moon” is a different take on the classic love triangle

“When You Wish Upon a Lantern” is the sweet, Valentine’s Week YA novel we need right now

The specter of anti-Asian hate is never far away in Katie Zhao’s “The Lies We Tell”

Ed Lin’s “Death Doesn’t Forget” is a fascinating (and food-filled!) look at the Taipei tourists never see

Linda Sarsour’s “We’re In This Together” is a riveting guidebook for budding young activists

“The Love Match” is a modern-day comedy of manners set in New Jersey’s Bangladeshi community

A new edition of the bestseller “Damage” introduces a very 90s story to a 2020s audience

“Brotherless Night” is the quietly devastating story of a Sri Lankan teen whose world is turned apart by war

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“Four Samosas” puts a Wes Anderson-esque spin on LA County’s Little India

Kumail Nanjiani’s “Welcome to Chippendales” features murder, strippers and an American dream gone wrong