FILM REVIEWS

For cinephiles in general, and Bong Joon-Ho fans in particular, Yellow Door is a nostalgic treat, but an overall lack of explanatory...

An uneven but often quietly touching first hour makes you sit up and notice the relatable story of this Canadian-Korean film, which makes...

The movie's valid points about identity, cultural divides and the need for family connections are too often buried under a needlessly...

A major flaw of this thriller is its tempo, while the acting skews towards stereotypes and the visual aesthetic of the film appears to be...

As with all good movies, even if the road towards the final act is a bit messy and unfocused at times, with a pitch-perfect final thirty...

The Spy Gone North tries to be suspenseful and moody but ends up as a muddled, slow-paced oddity that will have anyone not well-versed in...

You come for the twists but you stay for the exquisitely drawn characters and Bong Joon-ho’s directing masterclass in a movie for the...