Intimate Strangers

The lives of seven friends are upturned when they let their phones do the talking.

Ashfall

Only nukes can save the day in Lee Hae-jun and Kim Byung-seo’s volcanic blockbuster.

Jackie Chan trades slapstick for seriousness in Kirk Wong’s semi-real action thriller.

A young mother struggles against an unmoving system and a one-sided war on drugs in Ben Rehki’s drama.

A slow-paced but gripping thriller is bolstered by excellent direction and performances.

Paranoia, trust and terror dominate one of Japan’s most iconic pieces of dystopian cinema.

A few fun moments don’t exactly save an otherwise forgettable ‘action’-thriller.

Bong Joon-ho’s best film to date is a masterclass in both black comedy and social commentary.

A mysterious earthquake leads to a company-wide conspiracy in Xue Xiaolu's thriller.

Horror director Mari Asato brings us a stalker film strikingly and purposefully devoid of scares.

A gangster and a cop team up to catch a killer. Can they trust each other long enough to pull it off?

An icon of J-Horror tries his hand at something more psychological: how well does he fare?