Film Movement Classics Acquires Taiwanese Classic ‘A City of Sadness’ and Others
Film Movement Classics has acquired three Chinese-language films restored in 4K: Hou Hsiao-Hsien's A City of Sadness, as well as ...
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The Asian Cut’s Favourite Movies of 2025
The Asian Cut's editors and contributors share their favourite films (and first watches) of 2025.
‘Blossoms Shanghai’ Available to Stream on the Criterion Channel Starting November 24
The long-awaited North American debut of TV series Blossoms Shanghai is slated to begin streaming on the Criterion Channel on ...
Reel Asian 2024: ‘Borrowed Time’ Puts Hong Kong on Mute
'Borrowed Time' stars Lin Dongping as a young woman with an estranged father in Hong Kong embarking on an oneiric ...
‘Only the River Flows’ Blends Existentialist Philosophy and Serial Killer Procedural
While there are smart filmmaking choices in play, 'Only the River Flows' suffers from the director’s over-eagerness to provide commentary ...
‘Caught by the Tides’ Operates as a Greatest Hits Album to Jia Zhangke’s Career Thus Far
'Caught by the Tides' is interesting on a metatextual level, even if only on that level.
Justinian Huang: From Film Studio Exec to Published Novelist — And Just Getting Started
Studio executive turned author Justinian Huang discusses his potentially daunting career pivot.
Cannes 2024: Not Even Zhang Ziyi Can Save ‘She’s Got No Name’
Like many big-budget Chinese productions these days, 'She’s Got No Name' is an over-stylized mess.
Cannes 2024: Two Strays Form Heartwarming Bond in ‘Black Dog’
A story of connection and redemption through the bond between dog and man.
‘Some Rain Must Fall’ Peters Out
An engaging character study (albeit a flawed one) of a directionless housewife.
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