Review

Ang Lee boldly integrates new perspectives with a predominantly East Asian cast in 'The Wedding Banquet'

'I Did It My Way' fails to capitalize on what could have been a refreshing take on the all-too-familiar undercover cop...

'Bramayugam' offers just the right kind of thrills and questions for audiences to appreciate.

In 'Oasis,' Lee asks his audience to witness the growing love of Jong-du and Gong-ju without consternation.

Viewers may get whiplash from whipping past character choices and major reveals.

'Peppermint Candy' presents a character study of a deeply broken man for whom the personal is inextricably tied to the...

'All Shall Be Well' displays a calmer, more stable stasis of being an older couple.

Dev Patel pulls together his considerable filmmaking talent to write, direct, and star in this violent fairy tale.

'Green Fish' explores themes of encroaching urbanization, broken family dynamics, and dangerous wish fulfillment. 

Valley of Exile reminds us how life finds a way to move forward in spite of our surroundings.