Filmmaker Jang Woo-jin delivers a moving, meditative and masterful paean to mortality in his fourth feature, which bows in ...

A family is as sick as its secrets in this slickly workmanlike chiller, which mainly coasts along on jump scares and creepy ...

A mother's world unravels when her only son is charged with a violent crime in the dark, chilly and pointed Kazakh drama The ...

Returning to Busan after 15 years, Michelle Yeoh talks about her latest film, Korean movies she loves, and the injury that nearly ended her career. Youm Kyu-bock lights up Busan’s top-tier competition ...

Creating high drama out of nature and scientific discovery is not just the province of normal sci-fi. In Silent Friend, written and directed by award-winning Hungarian filmmaker Ildiko Enyedi, the ...

My take on Christopher Nolan is that he’s far more successful making genre movies with an artful spin (Inception, Dunkirk, his Batman trilogy) than he is trying to make art films with genre elements ...

Disclosure Day goes off the rails surprisingly early, with a trite and artificial ransom negotiation: Two characters we don’t know yet are yelling at each other in a parking lot; in a nutshell, the ...

Love, death, sacrifice, regret, community: these cornerstone elements of drama can feel tacked-on to a superhero movie whose principal pursuit is blowing stuff up. But the current Spider-Man franchise ...

Scary Movie tackles the question, “Why are we still making Scream sequels?” without addressing an even bigger one, namely, “Why are we still making Scary Movie sequels?” Perhaps that’s the point, and ...

Set in 1982 — probably not coincidentally the year of E.T. the Extraterrestrial’s release — David Robert Mitchell’s The End of Oak Street is stuffed with Spielberg-isms, from suburban kids on bikes to ...

How far will a mother go to protect her children? The delightfully lurid What Lies Between Us answers the question as it takes audiences into the heart of a small community where a single, unspeakable ...

A profoundly un-serious film for serious times, Rosebush Pruning is a caustically funny farce about a deliciously horrible family of ultra-rich American expats living in Spain. The second ...