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A deceased boom mic operator visits old haunts in Royston Tan’s meditative drama.

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First-time director Ricky Ko leads a talented cast in a so-so comedy action drama mishmash.

In Takana Shirai’s directorial debut a young girl must travel about 500 miles on foot in order to feed some gods.

There isn’t a talking candlestick in sight in Mamoru Hosoda’s sci fi fairy tale.

The fabled assassin returns in this non-lethal but much-improved sequel.

In Hong Sung-eun’s drama, a young woman reconsiders her solitary nature after her neighbour is crushed to death by porn.

Benny Chan ensures he goes out guns blazing in his final theatrical film.

The London East Asia Film Festival returns for its sixth edition on October 21st. I take a look at everything that’s on offer.

History has never before taken such a walloping than in Roy Chow's video game adaptation.

Let's take a look at the preview films for this year's London Korean Film Fest

It surely shouldn’t take a fantasy psychodrama to learn that bad things happen when you drill holes in people’s heads.

The gods take their endless battle to the streets of a sci-fi China in Zhao Ji’s action fantasy.