Film

Naoko Yamada’s strikingly vibrant and emotionally rich animated feature The Colors Within is a relaxing, kind natured, and perceptive work of art, music, and compassion. A tale of outsiders banding …

Stephen Chung’s decades in the making documentary It’s All Gonna Break has a tough task ahead of it and a unique approach to the standard music doc template. A look …

When talking about Richard Pryor’s sole feature directorial outing Jo Jo Dancer, Your Life is Calling it’s tempting to skip to the end, as this dramatic, but still darkly comedic …

Actor and martial artist Sho Kosugi had a major moment in the 1980s, helping to kick off a short lived, but noteworthy obsession with ninjas among action cinema and B-movie …

1987’s resplendent Hong Kong action epic Eastern Condors is equal parts novelty act and war movie enthusiast comfort food. This underrated effort from star and director Sammo Hung is familiar, …

“Hemingway once said, ‘The world is a fine place and worth fighting for.’ I agree with the second part.” David Fincher’s first major success, the genre re-defining serial killer thriller… …

Like its predecessor, Den of Thieves 2: Pantera is a solidly constructed B-grade heist thriller with grand aspirations that makes its cliches more endearing. A sequel to returning writer-director Christian… …

A charming and not-so-subtly subversive blend of classic rom-com formula, post-modern irony, and classic literature, Young Werther takes familiar elements from established greats and reinterprets them in clever ways. Based …

Impressive in scope and scale, this tale of revenge and an assassination attempt set amid the backdrop of the Korean fight for independence circa 1909 scratches a particular kind of …

Daniel Roher and Edmund Stenson’s touching documentary Blink will change the way viewers see the world around them by adopting the perspective of people who won’t be able to see …