‘Godzilla Minus One’ Is a Jaw-Dropping Blockbuster Toho’s latest monster movie is a subversive throwback to sincere action epics Read
The Strange Beauty of ‘The Cow’ Continues to Resonate Join us in revisiting a landmark 1969 film by a recently deceased Iranian master Read
The Precise Supporting Performances of ‘May December’ In Todd Haynes’ Netflix melodrama, Charles Melton captures the fractured dynamics of a mixed race family Read
‘Quiz Lady’ Wastes the Talent of Its Two Leading Ladies The premise sounds like a win, but Awkwafina and Sandra Oh get stuck in an unfortunately unfunny comedy Read
‘Inside the Yellow Cocoon Shell’ Rewards Your Patience A surprisingly accessible three-hour Vietnamese arthouse drama—we promise it’s worth it Read
Comedy-Drama ‘The Persian Version’ Tells A Moving Mother-Daughter Story The Iranian American Sundance hit starts out familiar, but blooms in surprising ways Read
7 Asian Genre Films to Watch Out For Featuring the best in fantasy, horror, sci-fi, and cult filmmaking, this year’s Fantastic Fest featured a plethora of films from Asia Read
Action Bonanza ‘Leo’ Has Its Cake And Eats It, Too Catch the latest entry in Lokesh Kanagaraj’s seedy shared universe Read
‘Once Upon a Star’ Pays Tribute to Thai Cinema The light Netflix period drama harkens back to a simpler time Read
Two New Documentaries Take Us Behind the Scenes in China Filmmaker virtuoso Wang Bing premiered his latest—one about garment workers, the other about a legendary composer—at the New York Film Festival Read
Is This the Best Korean Show on TV Right Now? Writer Teresa Tran thinks so—after all, it executes a nuanced (romantic!) superhero story better than Marvel and DC Read
‘The Creator’ Brings Out the Worst Tendencies of Asian-Inspired Sci-Fi The trend of Hollywood’s thoughtless cultural translation continues Read
How ‘Jury Duty’ Created a ‘Believable’ Asian Character The buzzworthy Amazon Prime show does a lot right—but Ken’s reliance on stereotypes isn’t it Read
Get to Know the Pishacha—the Indian Demon in ‘It Lives Inside’ Bishal Dutta’s uber-creepy horror film is deeply inspired by his Indian American upbringing Read
‘The Human Surge 3’ Offers a 360-Degree View of the World Don’t judge a film by its title—director Eduardo Williams’ latest release at TIFF is a thoughtful stunner Read
‘Jawan’ Features Two Shah Rukh Khans for the Price of One Bollywood’s king is pitted against himself in a ludicrous, charismatic explosion Read
Miyazaki’s Final Movie is Finally Out The Japanese maestro’s ‘The Boy and the Heron’ has its international premiere in Toronto, but the general public will have to wait for its release in November/December Read
The Impossible Adaptation of ‘Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents’ Ava DuVernay’s ‘Origin’ premieres at the Venice Film Festival Read
The Latest from India’s Most Enrapturing Filmmaker Dominic Sangma’s new film “Rimdogittanga” (or “Rapture”) combines violence, politics, and spirituality Read
Vicious Modern Classic ‘Oldboy’ Returns to Cinemas As Park Chan-wook’s revenge thriller turns 20, we take a look back at its visceral thrills Read
‘Love in Taipei’ Is A Warm, Fuzzy Escape A departure from the novel, this YA adaptation provides plenty of fun Read
