My reviews of Quentin Tarantino's Django Unchained and David Chase's Not Fade Away from Filmmaker magazine (click to read):
Saturday, December 22, 2012
Tuesday, December 4, 2012
Bylines
Here's a round-up of some magazine stories I've written lately. Some of
them are still on the newsstands, so I can't reproduce them entirely
here, so I have offered links to the publications.
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| CANADIAN GROCER, November 2012: As Seen on TV report: how reality TV series (Recipes to Riches, Dragon's Den) are making stars out of new grocery products. |
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| FILMMAKER magazine: TIFF reports on Deepa Mehta's Midnight's Children (above), plus Jared Leto's Artifact , Amy Berg's West of Memphis and Ruba Nadda's Inescapable. |
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| POV magazine, winter 2012: report card on film schools in Quebec and the Maritimes, part of the education cover story |
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| Exclaim magazine, September 2012: review of this BBC documentary about the career of music producer, George Martin, best know for The Beatles |
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| Filmmaker magazine, October 30: report on 360 Degrees live-theatrical screenings in Toronto (think 28 Days Later) |
Labels:
360 Degrees,
Beatles,
Deepa Mehta,
Dragon's Den,
Exclaim,
Filmmaker magazine,
George Martin,
Inescapable,
Jared Leto,
Ken Burns,
Midnight's Children,
POV,
Recipes to Riches,
Ruba Nadda,
TIFF
Monday, June 11, 2012
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Thursday, July 28, 2011
Interviews at CBC Sports & Mississauga Indie Film Fest
I Want To Be A Desi director and co-writer, Allan Tong, and co-writer Dinesh Sachdev chat with TTN-HD Reporter Katie Uhlmann on the red carpet at the gala reception for the Mississauga Independent Film Festival on July 20. The reception took place at the Art Gallery of Mississauga to kick off MIFF where Desi earned an Honourable Mention from the judges. Thanks to Joanne Uhlmann who shot and edited this clip.
Leone Stars directors Allan Tong & Ngardy Conteh spoke to CBC-TV's Scott Morrison on July 9
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
LITTLE MAO casting Asian actor, age 10-13

Dear Comrades,
I'm seeking an Asian male actor who looks 12 for my short film, LITTLE MAO, about the life of Chairman Mao as told through a child's baseball team.
No experience necessary, though preferred. Non-union. The star will be paid for two days of work in August in the Toronto area.
Please contact me with any suggestions (photos and short bio/resume, please).
Thank you,
Allan Tong
tong.allan@gmail.com
Thursday, July 7, 2011
LEONE STARS appears on CBC Soccer Day
Leone Stars documentarians Ngardy Conteh and Allan Tong will appear sometime between 11:00 am and 11:30 am (EST) on Saturday, July 9 to show an excerpt of our footage and discuss the film with CBC host Scott Morrison. Tune in!For CBC's Soccer Day in Canada schedule, click
Visit the Leone Stars website to view our trailer and learn more about this groundbreaking documentary.
Bono during a Saturday morning practice on the beaches of Freetown
National amputee team coach Moses during an interview in Freetown
The Bo provincial team practices. Players from the regional teams are selected for the national amputee team that competes internationally. Leone Stars is a "process documentary" that follows various players through the selection process.
All photos by Johnny Vong who served as a Production Assistant on the March 2011 shoot in Sierra Leone. For more of Johnny's wonderful images, please visit his site.
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