History has never been more grand and more romanticised than in the first part of John Woo's magnificent Three Kingdoms saga.
Red Cliff, Part One
In Between Mountains and Oceans
Past, present, religion and nature come together in a thoughtful if meandering documentary on construction culture.
Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives
Karma’s a bitch (to comprehend) in Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s strange, pensive drama.
Who Am I?
Jackie isn’t the only one aimless in Benny Chan’s silly 90s action-comedy.
Inabe
A man reconnects with his estranged sister in Koji Fukada’s short but touching drama.
Pee Mak
Five friends find war isn’t half as scary as home life in Banjong Pisanthanakun’s comedy-horror.
Little Miss Sumo
A young woman wrestles with prejudice in this short, sweet documentary.
The Midas Touch
Chapman To leads a group of wannabe starlets in Chi Keung Fung’s low-key comedy.
Eerie
Mikhail Red’s horror film has a cool poster, at least?
The Twins Effect
Action, romance, vampires and cameos collide in a bizarre, but certainly interesting piece of early 21st century nonsense.
Jackpot
A group of people come together thanks to the lottery in Dustin Nguyen’s unassuming comedy.
The Raid
A squadron of police officers must survive the deadliest of gauntlets in one of the finest action films in the last ten years.
