Kitty the Killer

Lee Thongkham’s assassin action film isn’t a bad origin story – but to what exactly?

Asog

Asog’s strong themes and loud main character make it as entertaining as it is unsubtle.

Stephen Chow’s period piece sort-of James Bond parody is about as silly as you’d expect, and just as fun.

You gotta cheat to get ahead in Kim Jee-woon’s quirky sports comedy.

Undeath leads to a deeper enjoyment of life, in Yusuke Ishida’s adaptation of Haro Aso and Kotaro Takata’s manga.

Love and justice are both blind in Johnnie To’s tonally off mystery.

Two men prove their innocence by committing countless other crimes in Chen Sicheng’s buddy comedy.

Good cinema cures all in Hideo Jojo’s charming comedy drama.

In Takayuki Kayano’s ode to cleanliness, our sense of self can get lost amid the trash.

Ten people look for love, a home and the perfect DVD in Katsuhide Motoki’s celebration of Tokyo Station.

Detective Ma and his crew return to bust the heads of a drug ring, the yakuza and everyone else who gets in their way.

A real-fake shaman and his assistant face off against the past, and some real life spirits, in Kim Seong-sik's directorial debut.