Film
We review ‘Mushka,’ a featurette directed by Disney Animation Legend Andreas Deja. Find out why it’s a moving ode to both 2-D animation and nature.
I Am What I Am stars Tôko Miura as a young woman facing external, societal pressures in this compassionate character study.
Dream (2023) follows soccer pro Yoon Hong Dae as he attempts to coach a misfit soccer team in an underdog story that goes a bit too long.
“Where the Devil Roams” makes up for its underwhelming script with great music and a palpable passion for horror.
TMNT: Mutant Mayhem brings the turtles in a half shell to a new generation in a uniquely-styled 3D animation that struggles with consistency.
Happiness for Beginners isn’t bad, but it can’t really seem to find its way in either comedy or sincerity when Helen goes hiking.
A psychological thriller from writer-director Kim Jae-hoon Devils rips through its characters and keeps its audience on edge.
Insomniacs After School is a charming coming-of-age story adapted from the manga written and illustrated by Makoto Ojiro.
Resident Evil: Death Island sees a new strain of T-Virus in San Francisco, bringing together Claire, Chris, Leon, and Rebecca to stop it.
The Becomers offers a bold and vibrant twist on the alien, body-snatching genre and delivers a strong focus on the use of practical effects.
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