Tag: Taiwan

Film Movement Classics has acquired three Chinese-language films restored in 4K: Hou Hsiao-Hsien's A City of Sadness, as well as ...

Elaine Hsieh Chou, author of Disorientation, produces seven varied and intriguing stories in her latest published collection, Where Are You ...

Yeo Siew Hua has made something slipperier, more self-reflexive: a story where surveillance is less a narrative device than a ...

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

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

Infuses family drama with elements of psychological thriller, effectively giving us a thought-provoking tale about what it takes to love ...

The film contains a captivating premise: what would you do if you became responsible for deciding the fate of your ...

Making the case for the inclusion of 'Your Name Engraved Herein' in the Queer Canon.

There is a potential to do something intimately powerful like Navalny here, but as a profile documentary, 'Invisible Nation' is a failure.

Despite flaws in the script, 'Mongrel' shows abundant stylistic confidence.