Japanese

Japan

Review: With “Monster”, Hirokazu Kore-eda Redeems Himself By Exploring Tumultuous Youth and Misunderstandings

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Japan

Review: “One Hundred Years and Hope” Profiles the Japanese Communist Party Whilst Avoiding High Drama Or Emotionality

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Japan

Review: “Convenience Story” Paints Surreal Picture of the Creative Process Using Japanese Convenience Stores

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Japan

The 10 Best Japanese Movies of 2022

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Japan

Review: “My Small Land” Offers an Intimate Look at Kurdish Refugees in Japan

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Japan

Review: Japanese Film “by the window” Meditates on Love And Creativity in a Naturalistic Fashion

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Japan

Review: “Egoist” Navigates a Gay Japanese Couple’s Struggles with Finances and Family

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Hong Kong

Review: Hong Kong Neo-noir “Limbo” Is Dark in More Ways Than One

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China

Review: “Before Next Spring” Humanizes the Lives of Chinese Students in Japan

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Hong Kong

Review: Hong Kong Biopic “Anita” Merely Strives for Mediocrity

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