Five Johnnie To films you should stream right now The famed Hong Kong filmmaker is best known for his offbeat gangster movies, but he has nearly every other genre under his belt
The new ‘Uzumaki’ adaptation is an ode to Junji Ito’s gruesome imagination The four-episode series premiering Sept. 28 on Adult Swim is a study of obsession and self-destruction
If you liked ‘Drive My Car,’ you shouldn’t miss ‘Evil Does Not Exist’ Ryusuke Hamaguchi’s latest film is a dark, fable-like story that again illustrates how hard it is to pin the director down as an artist
Getting to Know the King of New Taiwan Cinema A look back at the works of the Taiwanese filmmaker Edward Yang
Wayne Wang Has Seen It All The director of ‘Chan is Missing,’ ‘Dim Sum,’ and ‘The Joy Luck Club’ reflects on his career and the many ways Asian American films have—and haven’t—changed
‘Spirited Away’ Takes to the Stage One of Studio Ghibli’s most popular films has been turned into a riveting live-action theater production—and back into a film
Director Amanda Kim on Nam June Paik, the ’Father of Video Art’ Writer Dan Schindel chats with the director, whose new documentary examines the works of an artist who was ahead of his time
Revisiting the Films of One of Japan’s Most Underrated Directors Shunji Iwai flown under the radar for too long—here are some of our favorites you can watch at home
For Masaaki Yuasa, Music Makes the Movie The popular animator’s latest film “Inu-Oh” is about Japanese noh theater, but was inspired by hip hop, glam rock, ballet, and more
