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Joy Ride review – slickly likable Asian-American comedy dwells on family and identity

Laughs, high energy levels and some outrageous set pieces make this examination of the complex relationship with distant family a fun journey of self-discovery

The Guardian - UK

Joy Ride's charged humor probes identity

The road trip film boasts rousing performances, diamond-cut jokes and self-assurance that subverts with sensitivity

Salon

‘Joy Ride’: Four friends deliver raunchy laughs in the year’s funniest movie so far

Asian American women dominate outstanding cast of sometimes moving, sometimes hilarious road-trip comedy.

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First Thing: Millions under US heat warnings amid record temperatures

Further extreme conditions expected during 4 July holiday, as thunderstorms and intense heat continue across the country

The Guardian - UK

‘Newsflash: we’re not all meek’: how brash, funny Asian women took over our screens

Between Awkwafina, Ali Wong and the cast of Joy Ride, new paths are being forged for actors and comics who used to be stuck in the sidelines

The Guardian - AU

Summer movie season is in full swing. Here's what's coming through Labor Day

There is something for everyone at the movies this summer, both in theaters and streaming at home

The Independent UK

8 indie movies to watch this summer: ranked

While summer movie season is dominated by blockbusters, there are plenty of indie movies worth seeing over the next few months.

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Mass shooting in hometown devastating for actor Sherry Cola

Actor Sherry Cola tells The Associated Press that she was devastated to learn of the mass shooting in her hometown of Monterey Park, California

The Independent UK

In ‘Shortcomings,’ a chance for nuanced AAPI representation

Randall Park was a struggling actor when he first encountered Adrian Tomine’s graphic novel “Shortcomings” in 2007 and quickly became obsessed with it being a movie and him playing the main character Ben, a complex Asian American character in the Bay Area

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