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China

Review: “The Eight Hundred” Shows Valiant Chinese Heroes, But Falls Short of a Good War Movie

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Philippines

Rae Red Talks “Babae at Baril,” Her Feminist Film About Philippine Realities

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Estonia

Review: “November” Offers a Fascinating Exploration of Estonian Folklore and Identity

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Taiwan

Taiwan’s Stylish Romcom “IWeirDo” Tackles Love and Mental Illness with a Strong Visual Aesthetic

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Singapore

Interview: Yeo Yann Yann Talks “Invisible Stories,” Motherly Roles, and Singaporean Narratives

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South Korea

Review: “Peninsula” Offers Ample Korean Zombie Action, But Less Originality

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Japan

Review: Action-Packed “Labyrinth of Cinema” Conveys A Strong Anti-War Message

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Hong Kong

“My Prince Edward” Explores Notions of Independence and Freedom for Young Women in Hong Kong

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Africa

The 11 Best African Movies on Netflix

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Philippines

Philippine Documentary “A Thousand Cuts” Traces the Rise of Authoritarian Fascism

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