Although not void of any imperfections, Missing Johnny serves as a thoughtful examination of modern day existence from first time director Xi Huang

Mei-Juin Chen chooses to float in tepid middle ground that’s too tame for its own good.

Far from his strongest work, but any amount of Bong Joon Ho is still a big win for cinema.

Newcomer Utjung Tjakivalid carries the film with a natural grace and perfection that elevates the story in a powerful way.

A deeper reading of 'In Broad Daylight,' colours the film as a story nested within Hong Kong’s faltering status as an autonomous society.

Anderson .Paak seems capable of crafting a cohesive story, but doesn’t display the flares of creative ingenuity he has as a musician.

A few blemishes in storytelling choices keeps this from being a flawless film, but 'The Shadow Strays' is a near-perfect example of elevated action.

'Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In' might not be director Soi Cheang’s best work, but it’s one of his most successful.

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

Anthony Chen discusses how 'The Breaking Ice' differs from his previous films.