'Borrowed Time' stars Lin Dongping as a young woman with an estranged father in Hong Kong embarking on an oneiric journey from mainland China.

"Ultimately, it's a satire, and we hope there's one surreal moment for each chapter."

With Amber Kumar Gurung’s picaresque journey through the stunning mountains, farms, and villages of Bhutan, we encounter a surprisingly diverse cast of characters.

The unusual and somewhat tragic setup of 'The Fall' allows director Tarsem Singh the chance to showcase his incredible vision.

The film contains a captivating premise: what would you do if you became responsible for deciding the fate of your dead daughter’s embryo?

Director Johnny Ma shows off the many delights of Korean culture and Manitoban life while also throwing in plenty of unexpected moments.

'Paying For It' offers a more satisfying version of the 2011 memoir while displaying a delightful snapshot of Toronto in the early 2000s.

Park Chan-wook’s first English language feature 'Stoker' is a polished and deliberately unsettling coming-of-age story with a heavy dose of Southern Gothic flair.

'Balestra' delves into the mind of a repressed woman realizing what she wants and learning to seize control of her life, no matter the fallout.

'Tokyo Godfathers' seems built upon a series of happy accidents until audiences are cajoled into accepting the most outlandish examples of impossibility.