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Eric Byler Interview

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By Sean Barry, Seán Donal Barry
| Asian Movie Pulse
Eric Byler talks about his film “Charlotte Sometimes,” which will screen at the 2026 San Diego Asian Film Festival. He reflects on the inspirations behind the film, its central themes, and the creative input the cast brought to their roles.
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Charlotte Sometimes (2002) by Eric Byler Film Review

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By Sean Barry, Seán Donal Barry
| Asian Movie Pulse
Unspoken feelings gradually give way to emotional intimacy in Eric Byler’s “Charlotte Sometimes.” Named after the Cure song and Penelope Farmer’s novel of the same name, the film offers multiple perspectives on people navigating daily life while wrestling with repressed romantic desires. Only when these conflicting emotions intersect do things become complicated and test relationships.
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Godzilla Minus Zero (2026) by Takashi Yamazaki Film Review

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By Sean Barry, Seán Donal Barry
| Asian Movie Pulse
Following the success of “Godzilla Minus One,” Takashi Yamazaki returns three years later for the sequel “Godzilla Minus Zero.” Understandably, he has big shoes to fill, given what he and his team accomplished with its predecessor. Nevertheless, he delivers yet another compelling film. As the franchise’s first R-rated entry, Yamazaki expands the spectacle and doubles down on political themes that feel relevant. It is 1949, two years after Godzilla attacked postwar Japan but was ultimately defeated.
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