Both plot and action-heavy, this stands as a deceptively solid middle film of the new trilogy.
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Both plot and action-heavy, this stands as a deceptively solid middle film of the new trilogy.
This stylish time travel sci-fi action drama is a treat for serious film enthusiasts who are also mental gymnasts.
While not one of his best, Chaplin’s modest first feature paved the way for greater exploits to come.
One of the highest peaks of contemporary K-horror, this is a precise and complexly-layered piece of filmmaking, marked by unbearable suspense, effectively creepy scares and a poignant backstory.
Continue reading →A strange if beautifully-shot work by Kim Ki-young about how myths might operate in the modern world.
Continue reading →Im Sang-soo fashions a sexually-explicit drama about a disintegrating family that doesn’t quite work in a meaningful way, but its playful nature might prove charming for less demanding audiences.
Continue reading →An assured new voice in Arab cinema comes in the form of this well-acted Tunisian drama infused with suspense and uncertainty.
Continue reading →Accompanied by a low-key jazzy score, this is a light and sensual take on the complications of a past romance.
Continue reading →Al-Mansour’s second Saudi Arabian film may be mellow and straightforward in approach, but it is a step forward for the depiction of strong women in the country.
Continue reading →One could maybe marvel at its storytelling efficiency with a 90-minute narrative spanning decades of tumultuous modern Chinese history, but it doesn’t quite know whether to be epic or cheesy in its treatment.