Korean director Shin Sun crafts a quietly inquisitive meditation on chance and uncertainty in 'Nothing Has Happened Yet', ...

Dull fight scenes and tonal whiplash make this mostly forgettable video-game adaptation work only for superfans who want to ...

Majid Majidi's masterful story of a schoolteacher from rural Iran, 'Midday Meal', took home top honors at the 31st Busan ...

Ball of Fire has a hint of the mystical and mysterious as it creates a suffocating milieu of detachment that is strangely ...

The first feature by Korean Academy of Film Arts graduate Kim Si-jin is a delicately designed stop-action animation that is ...

Jeong Ji-hye’s tender second feature 'Full Moon' pairs an occasionally overexplained coming-of-age narrative with exceptional ...

Chinese filmmaker Story Chen makes her bow at Busan with 'There Will Be Snow', a futuristic, frosty and strangely forbidding ...

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

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 ...

Vimukthi Jayasundara’s films have always revolved around the endless human struggle to break out of ennui and attain peace of mind in a chaotic world. With his fourth feature and his first in nearly a ...

Switzerland – and the world – are in the midst of a nursing crisis, and after watching Late Shift (Heldin) there is no need to wonder why 36% of trained nurses quit in their first four years on the ...