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South Korea
Review: Korean Action Thriller “Kill Boksoon” Offer Social Relevance and Emotional Undercurrents
By
JM Sarmiento
Hong Kong
Review: “If We Burn” Recollects Hong Kong’s 2019 Protests in a Slow Burn Manner
By
Brian Hioe
Japan
Review: “One Hundred Years and Hope” Profiles the Japanese Communist Party Whilst Avoiding High Drama Or Emotionality
By
Brian Hioe
Japan
Review: “Convenience Story” Paints Surreal Picture of the Creative Process Using Japanese Convenience Stores
By
Brian Hioe
China
Review: Chinese Sci-fi Prequel “The Wandering Earth II” Offers Epicness Amidst Subdued Times
By
Anthony Kao
United Arab Emirates
Review: With “The Ambush”, the UAE Tries Buying A Hollywood War Movie
By
Anthony Kao
South Korea
Review: Lee Jung-jae’s Spy Thriller “Hunt” Paints Familiar Picture of 80’s Korean Politics
By
Anthony Kao
Japan
Review: “My Small Land” Offers an Intimate Look at Kurdish Refugees in Japan
By
Jianne Soriano
Cambodia
Review: Davy Chou’s “Return to Seoul” Is a Soulful Exploration of Transnational Identity and Culture Clash
By
Jianne Soriano
Chile
Review: “Chile 1976” Offers Muted Art House Take on the Pinochet Era
By
Anthony Kao
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