Kim Jee-woon’s, the indisputable master of violent, disturbingly intense thriller-shockers, latest project is a consciously minimalistic, yet deeply enjoyable and visually stunning rom-com. Click for the full review...
Revolves around Uncle Sawang and his niece Jakkalan whose lives turn into chaos after Jakkalan is hired to transport some smuggled goods to ruthless gangsters. Click for the full review...
Nightfall is a 2012 Hong Kong crime thriller film directed by Roy Chow, starring Nick Cheung, Simon Yam, Janice Man and Kay Tse. Click for the full review...
The Shohei Imamura penned film chronicles the 1860s and the adventures of Saheji, a good-time hustler who runs up his bill at a brothel and is forced to work there to pay it off. His run-ins with crooks, johns, prostitutes and panoply of characters, shown through an almost Altman-esque tapestry, highlight a certain Tokyoite archetype that goes against the usual Japanese stereotype. Click for the full review...
In this movie, the physical action it's decent and quite well made, and the story line is interesting and will keep you wondering and thinking what could happen next. Click for the full review...
Budo is a rare documentary on the most well-known of the Japanese martial arts, including Kyujutsu, Kendo, Karate, Judo, Iaido, Sumo, Naginatajutsu, Kobudo, and more. Although it is presented as a documentary, it is perhaps the most artistic expression of the genre. Click for the full review...
After a string of excellent movies (showcasing an awesome, almost frightening consistency of quality) - e.g. Suicide Club, Noriko's Dinner Table, Love Exposure, Guilty of Romance - Sion Sono provides his most mature film to date with "The Land of Hope". Click for the full review...
An incompetent 007-wannabe is sent to locate a stolen dinosaur skull. Click for the full review...
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