drama

Rinko Kikuchi shines in Ha-Chan Shake Your Booty as a ballroom dancer whose grief sends her on a journey of real and imagined romantic adventures.

Made In Korea Season 2 does a great job communicating the corruption of 1970s South Korea even if the writing is less consistent than season 1.

The Fixers (2026) follows ex-gangster Felix as he’s drawn into a group who fix problems in secret in the name of maintaining balance.

Plastic Beauty explores the motives of those who seek cosmetic surgery and the criticism they face while mudding its narrative with melodrama

The Crow Club Episode 1 sets up a series that is willing to lean into the attraction, feed into the taboo, and still tell an interesting story.

The Debut consistently unfolds as an absorbing, fascinating exploration of the self, illuminated through the artificiality of the stage.

Boyle’s aggressively filthy, sporadically successful direction quickly clashes and sputters against trite, hackneyed biopic material in Ink (2026).

Bedford Park explores the burgeoning relationship between two unlikely people, played beautifully by Moon Choi and Son Suk-ku.

Being Heumann stars a captivating Ruth Madeley in the true story about a group of activists whose tireless efforts paved a new path.

The lure of power couple Javier Bardem and Penélope Cruz is undeniable in writer/director Florian Zeller’s Bunker (2026).