The Slanted Screen

The Slanted Screen provides an insightful look at the evolution of Asian male characters in the film industry. It traces the journey from early silent film star Sessue Hayakawa to modern depictions in films like Harold and Kumar Go to Whitecastle. The documentary runs for 60 minutes and is packed with interviews and commentary from notable figures such as Frankie Chan Chi-Leung, Bobby Lee, and Mako.

This film is particularly relevant for collectors interested in documentaries that tackle social issues and cinematic history. It showcases how new filmmakers are challenging and redefining stereotypes, making it a significant entry in the documentary genre. The contributions of various artists and their perspectives on representation add depth to the viewing experience.