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More Than Chick Flicks
Asian films—telling tales of troubled women—dominated this year's Toronto fest
Bollywood: Frequently Questioned Answers
Richard Corliss gets an education in Indian cinema from his readers
Striking A New Beat
Takeshi Kitano has always done things his own way, but with his samurai film, Zatoichi, he's setting out to remake a cinematic legend
The God of Small Films
For Buddhist lama, reincarnate saint and acclaimed director Khyentse Norbu, making films has become a special calling
A Star Is Reborn
9/11 overshadowed last year's Toronto filmfest. Now it is back as a bright showcase for provocative cinema
First Look: Asia's Hottest New Movies
A look at some of the best new Asian films at this the 2002 Toronto International Film Festival
First Look: Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill
TIME goes goes on the set of the American auteur's coming kung-fu epic, now filming in mainland China
The Making of a Hero
Zhang Yimou's martial-arts epic Hero has a boffo cast, a big budget, an award-winning crew—and the burden of Crouching Tiger. An exclusive behind-the-scenes glimpse
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