An interesting glimpse into another person’s normality
Author - Robert Edwards
A unique piece of Japanese cinema that defies traditional narrative beats and genre traps.
In 1996, Yang Ya Hui formed the Tong-Kwang Light House, the first accepting LGBTQ+ church. Despite the passing of the founder in 2008, the church is still...
“The Grand Grandmaster” sees Hong Kong comedian Dayo Wong produce a kung-fu parody that maybe has more to say than one would first notice. Selling his own home...
Pang Ho-cheung, novelist, playwright, actor, and of course, director, has managed to carve a name for himself despite the growing hardships within the Hong...
South-Korean comedy “Secret Zoo” sees a popular webtoon (“I Don't Bully You”) translated to the big screen. While opening at number one on its opening weekend...
“The Black Report” is a detective thriller with heavy noir overtones, but not in the expected way. No Hard-boiled cops or American spectacle here...
“Fuku-chan of FukuFuku Flats” is a quirky comedy with a heart-warming spirit. The piece was distributed rather well for such a small film, but the...
Johnnie To has managed to carve an independent career out of the densely saturated Hong Kong film industry. Along with frequent collaborator Wai Ka-Fai, they...
The samurai genre is a staple of Japanese cinema. Often compared to the western for its use of mythic protagonists, themes of honour, masculinity, and...
