Two Asian American actors receive lead credits on screen in the adrenaline action movie CRANK: HIGH VOLTAGE, the sequel to 2006's CRANK, starring Jason Statham.

Actress Bai Ling plays Ria, who is on a mission to find the mobster who forces Statham's character to constantly recharge his heart in order to stay alive.

Newcomer Art Hsu shows off his chops in his first lead role in a major Hollywood movie.

Stay tuned as Bai Ling and Art Hsu are interviewed by AC Team! Enter to win a DVD of the original CRANK movie!

Two Asian American actors receive lead credits on screen in the adrenaline action movie CRANK: HIGH VOLTAGE, the sequel to 2006's CRANK, starring Jason Statham.

Actress Bai Ling plays Ria, who is on a mission to find the mobster who forces Statham's character to constantly recharge his heart in order to stay alive.

Newcomer Art Hsu shows off his chops in his first lead role in a major Hollywood movie.

Stay tuned as Bai Ling and Art Hsu are interviewed by AC Team!

For your chance to win a CRANK HIGH VOLTAGE prize pack, which will include the original CRANK on DVD, email your full name, daytime telephone number, and age to

DREAM WEAVERS - BEIJING 2008 wins award for Outstanding Achievement in Directorial Filmmaking from the Newport Beach Film Festival.

Director Jun Gu from Beijing accepted the award tonight at the festival for her documentary which chronicles over seven years the immense behind-the-scenes preparation for the 2008 Beijing Olympics.

Jun Gu weaves the experiences of the athletes, ambitious construction projects, the extensive security training, and follows members of the community who volunteered to participate in the Beijing Olympics.

If you thought the 2008 Beijing Olympics was spectacular on television you should see what it was like getting ready for the big event.

Director Jun Gu flew in from Beijing to accept the award for Outstanding Achievement in Directorial Filmmaking tonight at the Newport Beach Film Festival.

Her documentary DREAM WEAVERS - BEIJING 2008 chronicles the immense behind-the-scenes preparation for the event.

Jun Gu spent seven years documenting the Olympic preparations. She weaves the triumphs and tragedies of athletes preparing for the Olympics, the ambitious construction projects, extensive security training, and follows members of the community who were volunteers at the Beijing Olympics.

DREAM WEAVERS: BEJING 2008 made its U.S. premiere tonight at the Newport Beach Film Festival. Jun Gu said her documentary is scheduled to be released in China in August, and is then expected to be distributed worldwide.

The world premiere of ECHO BEACH was tonight at the Newport Beach Film Festival.

The documentary establishes 1980's Newport Beach as the center of the surfing industry and worldwide influencer of youth culture, music and fashion.

Danny Kwock was one of the pro surfers in the 80's who helped ignite the surfing industry globally.

Danny and his surfing buddies surfed along a one hundred yard stretch of sand between 52nd and 56th Streets in Newport Beach known as ECHO BEACH.

The revolutionary movement came together along this small stretch of sand with the surfers, photographers, surfboard shapers, magazines, and young surf companies such as Quicksilver, Stussy, and Rip Curl.

The world premiere of ECHO BEACH was tonight at the Newport Beach Film Festival.

The documentary directed by former pro surfer Jeff Parker, establishes 1980's Newport Beach as the center of the surfing industry and worldwide influencer of youth culture.

Danny Kwock was one of the pro surfers in the 80's who helped to ignite the surfing industry globally.

Danny and his surfing buddies surfed along a one hundred yard stretch of sand between 52nd and 56th Streets in Newport Beach known as ECHO BEACH.

The revolutionary movement came together along this small stretch of sand with the surfers, photographers, surfboard shapers, magazines, and young surf companies such as Quicksilver, Stussy, and Rip Curl.