YAM’s Most Anticipated Films of 2017
Once again, YAM Magazine has voted on the upcoming world premiere releases we most want to watch this year.
Great Wall, The (2016)
Two European mercenaries are in search of ‘black powder’ in the Middle Kingdom, when they run into the Great Wall, guarded by a special division of the Imperial Army known as The Nameless Order, protecting it from mysterious green monsters.
Pang Ho-Cheung’s Love Off the Cuff Trailer with English Subtitles
Here’s the trailer for the third installment of his Love in a Puff series, which continues following Jimmy and Cherie in their bumpy road to whatever type of relationship they have.
Kiki Sugino’s Snow Woman Trailer
A hunter sees a snow woman killing his mentor one snowy night in the mountains. The ghost tells him that if he tells anyone, she would be taking his life, drifting off and letting the hunter live his life until 14 years had passed with his wife and daughter.
Traces of Sin Trailer
A year after the unsolved murder of an elite salary man’s wife and child, a reporter begins to ask questions.
Waa Wei – Yuki Onna
Taiwanese singer-songwriter Waa continues promoting her most recent album, Run! Frantic Flowers! (末路狂花), with the release of Yuki Onna (雪女), directed by Mo for YAMANYAMO.
La Vida Bohème – Você
Venezuelan alternative band La Vida Boheme are back with Você, the first single from their upcoming studio album titled La Lucha, in a music video directed by Johan Verhook
Girls Trip Red Band Trailer
Here’s the Red Band trailer for the upcoming comedy featuring Jada Pinkett Smith, Queen Latifah, Regina Hall and Tiffany Haddish as lifelong friends who travel for the annual Essence Music Festival, where sisterhoods are rekindled and wild sides are rediscovered.
Naam Shabana Trailer with English Subtitles
The first trailer to Naam Shabana, which is a spin-off Neeraj Pandey’s action hit, Baby.
Natalia Lafourcade featuring Los Macorinos – Tú Sí Sabes Quererme
Mexican singer-songwriter Natalia Lafourcade releases this celebration of Latin Folk music titled Tú Sí Sabes Quererme, directed by Juan Pablo López-Fonseca.
