Opening and closing films revealed for BFI Southbank part of programme… The London Korean Film Festival returns from 2 to 16 November for its 21st edition, and tickets for the programme at BFI ...
The director of Gu Shi talks memory, isolation, and storytelling... After premiering her short film Three at the 77th Cannes ...
Lund Fantastic presents a Japanese genre retrospective in collaboration with TOEI... Lund Fantastic Film Festival returns for ...
Revelry and renunciation of the samurai spirit swirl into a yin yang of intrigue in the latest hit jidaigeki epic… The circle of onlookers for the scene of the violence (apparently one lasting ...
中泰拳壇生死戰. Hong Kong 1974. Directed by Huang Feng. Starring Angela Mao, Carter Wong, Sammo Hung, Hwang In-Shik, Ko Hsiang-Ting, Guan Shan, Wong Sam, Chiang Nan. 98 mins. In Mandarin with English ...
It seems we can’t find what you’re looking for. Perhaps searching can help. Singapore’s first wuxia is a stunning but narratively fractured reimagining of the myth of Chang Er, the fairy maiden on the ...
狂忘警探. Taiwan, Japan 2026. Directed by Sabu. Written by Sabu. Starring Ethan Juan, Hsieh Ying Xuan, Moon Lee, Shinichi Tsutsumi, Reika Kirishima. 87 mins. In ...
明月共此時. Singapore, Taiwan, Germany, Indonesia 2026. Directed by Nelson Yeo. Written by Nelson Yeo and Vicki Yang. Starring Lim Shi-An, Dominick Rustam, Akira Huang, Harry Chang, Lee Kang-sheng. 99 mins ...
Hong Kong Film Festival UK (HKFFUK) returns for its fourth edition from 25 September to 4 October in London, presenting reflective and shape-shifting cinema from Hong Kong, the wider Asian diaspora ...
I had an incredible conversation with Advik Beni about their personal and imaginative work, mother, you have not died yet. but you will. and when you do, you will finally be alive again. The film ...
邪完再邪. Hong Kong 1982. Directed by Kuei Chih-Hung. Starring Lo Meng, Nancy Lau, Laun Dan, Hon Kwok-Choi, Albert Law. 105 mins. In Cantonese with English subtitles.
A look at SPOT Taipei and SPOT Huashan’s recent retrospective… Kawashima repeatedly return to people trying to improvise a life amidst drastic historical changes from the collapse of the Tokugawa ...
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