ACTORS/ACTRESSES
Red Carpet Coverage of Slanted @SXSW 2025
Director Amy Wang’s film about an insecure Chinese American having experimental surgery goes on to win the Narrative Jury Award @SXSW

FERNTV‘s coverage of Slanted‘s red carpet premiere at SXSW was an intriguing and dynamic study of the film’s debut. The premiere attracted a variety of talent, and FERNTV came to capture the essence of the occasion. Interviews were conducted with key movie stars including director Amy Wang and actors Shirley Chen, Sarah Kopkin, Katy Wilson, Fang Du, Nicholas Myers, and Callie McClincy. Every interview presented a different perspective on Slanted’s development and the background events. Through its coverage, FERNTV highlighted the passion and excitement around the film, providing viewers with a glimpse into the people bringing a greatly awaited production to life.
Apart from discussing their roles and experiences working on the movie, the interviews explored the topics Amy Wang’s Slanted film investigates—that of the complexity of identity and culture. The red carpet interviews disclosed the intimate relationship between the performers and the story, while several of the cast members revealed their ideas on how the movie related with them. FERNTV’s coverage caught the thrill and expectation in the air as the crew and actors acknowledged their work. Apart from honoring Slanted, the red carpet screening allowed the creative team an opportunity to engage with industry insiders and supporters, therefore stressing the skill and work behind the movie. The film went on to win the Narrative Jury award at SXSW.
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