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Jade Screen Vol. 7 Issue 6 *New Look*

We got hit up a yesterday with the brand spanking new look to Jade Screen Magazine! Pretty pretty right? (Click here for Enlarge Image) Jade Screen is the bi-monthly Asian Action Magazine! Augusts issue is draped with Andy Lau from Detective Dee with interviews with both Andy Lau and Tsui Hark.

There is also a Young and Dangerous article penned by yours truly! NO! Not Ken! He’s no even watched it yet! If you read my Young and Dangerous article from Impact Magazine back in 2007, this is a updated re-written version, sort of; Young and Dangerous article 2.0!

They’ve also covered Sex and Zen 3D and it’s arrival to UK Shore this September! Can’t wait, right?

The Magazine costs £3.95 and can be found in all good newsagants (and some shit ones!) or you can buy it directly from Jade-Screen.Com

Win a Copy of “FOUNDING OF A REPUBLIC” on DVD

We’ve got three copies of FOUNDING OF A REPUBLIC on DVD from Metrodome to give away! We’re also giving you 3 chances to WIN a copy! We have competition copies avaliable to win from our website, our Facebook Page and Twitter!

Enter on the Website: Just reply to this post with Podcast on Fire Show suggestions (Anita Mui POF Episode, A Better Tomorrow Commentary, What’s Korean Cinema; Brotherhood etc.)

Enter on Facebook; Click Here, Like our Page and Like this Status; “Win a copy of FOUNDING OF THE REPUBLIC by Like’ing this Status”

Enter on Twitter; Send us a tweet (@PodcastOnFire) saying “Podcast on Fire is Awesome! Can I have my free DVD Now?”

Competition Closes on Monday 29th AUGUST

Japan Earthquake And Tsunami Relief Fund

Coffin Jon explains this alot better than I can;

As we all know very well by now, on Friday, March 11th at 2:46pm (JST), one of the largest earthquakes on record hit the northern coast of Japan and  reverberated down the country’s eastern shores causing destruction and loss of lives not only from the quakes themselves, but also the tsunamis caused by them.  We here have many friends and family members who were affected by this disaster, most of whom we are happy to report have been accounted for and were relatively unaffected.  However, there are thousands of more people in Japan who require assistance, so we are calling on friends of VCinema to help out.

In conjunction with other Asian film blogs and podcasts, we are requesting our listeners and readers to make donations to the Japan Society in New York.  The Japan Society is one of the oldest and most respected cultural centers in North America and have done remarkable job at promoting Japanese film with their  Japan Cuts film festival and other such exciting film events.  Information about the Japan Society can be found here.  Also check out their dedicated page here for updates about the disaster and aid efforts.  They are pledging 100% of all donations directly to the relief effort.

Other than donating, the only other thing we can do is convince you to donate. And for your charitable efforts we will reward you with a 3 Hour Podcast on Fire.  This podcast is exclusive to everyone that has donated any amount of money to any of these main charities; Red Cross (US/UK), Japan Society and Global Giving.

All you need to do is forward your e-mail receipt from any of those Charities to; podcastonfire [at] googlemail.com

Thank you.

 

What’s Korean Cinema? 1: My Sassy Girl

The debut of the new show on the Podcast On Fire Network, follow Stoo and company through the love, hate, ups and downs of Korean Cinema during the next 6 episodes! This first entry focuses on Kwak-Jae-young’s 2001 romantic comedy My Sassy Girl. Also, Stoo, Ken and special guests Martin Cleary from New Korean Cinema (newkoreancinema.com) and Rufus L de Rham from our friends at VCinema (vcinemashow.com) and cineAWESOME! (cineawesome.com) cover their first discovery of Korean cinema! It’s all done under 2 hours!

Podcast On Fire 86: LMW – Arahan, John Woo’s The Dragon Tamers

LMW is Last Movies Watched, kids and it’s what Stoo and Ken shoot the shit about this week, including reviews of Korea’sArahan and funnily enough, Korea’s The Dragon Tamers by John Woo. Slow motion, nudie mud wrestling included.

Links:
Bullets Over Chinatown – Sleazy blog
sogoodreviews.com – Sleazy reviews
Sleazy K’s Video – Sleazy videos

Podcast on Fire 83: Christmas Special 2010 w/ VCinema Podcast

It’s that time of year when you invite guests around to your humble abode and that’s what Stoo done this Christmas! Coffin Jon and Rufus from the VCinema Podcast join Stoo for a count down of the top 5 movies they each enjoyed this year! That’s all! What else do you need to know? It’s like 2AM!! Listen to the show, enjoy and from Everyone at Podcast on Fire, we wish you a Safe and Merry Christmas and we hope to see/hear from you all in the New Year!

Links; CineAwesome and Paper Spaceships

VCinema: Legend of Kamui in San Francisco, CA

The VCinema podcast are holding a film screening next Friday in San Francisco at the Viz Cinema. They are showing the live-action manga flick; Kamui: The Lone Ninja. My review of the movies on the site if your interested. Anyway if you want more concrete details, VCinema have your back.