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The long overdue story takes a step into a Singapore you would not have otherwise seen

We spoke to filmmaker Tabs Breese, who spent three years with the hijra community in India to learn more about why living as a member of the country's officially recognized third gender is a unique—and uniquely difficult—experience.

Today marks the 20-year anniversary of the murder of Haing S. Ngor, which some believe was ordered by the Khmer Rouge in response to his role in 'The Killing Fields.'

VICE spoke with director Jonas Åkerlund about his new take on an old story.

The screenwriter behind "Legally Blonde" and "10 Things I Hate About You" explains how you can destroy your protagonist's heart on screen.

Let's pray it won't disappoint.

"The producers basically just took a part of my life story, did whatever they wanted, and it was like: to hell with you."

This new trailer is truly cursed.

Chucky is some sort of evil Furby in the 'Child's Play' trailer.

Nature remains undefeated.

The Oscar-nominated director discusses his follow-up film to the critically-acclaimed "The Art of Killing."

In 'Hail Satan?', filmmaker Penny Lane highlights The Satanic Temple's journey from trolling activists to an international religious movement.