Farewell, China

Clara Law explores what we must leave behind in order to push ahead in her psychological mystery-drama Farewell China.

Love in a Puff

Sparks fly in Pang Ho-cheung’s cute romantic comedy

In a world of pagers, video rentals and lax password security, two teens still manage to find love (while doing some casual stalking, of course).

A mystical steel mill traps a town in an endless winter, and that’s the least weird thing about Mari Okada’s fantasy romantic drama.

A by-the-numbers rom com is saved by its charismatic leads, and some choice haircuts.

A Song Sung Blue might be summer lovin’, but damn if it won’t tell you more.

Two actresses grow together, then apart in Suik Yun’s quiet drama.

Walls shape and restrict us in Patiparn Boontarig’s contemplative drama.

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

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

In Stanley Tong's mixed-genre fantasy adventure, the past is not as interesting as we're led to believe.

Love blossoms between a woman playing a man and a woman playing a woman playing a man, in Li Han Hsiang’s opera classic.