By Ian Wang
Lee Isaac Chung’s film carries on a tradition of skepticism towards the promises of cultural assimilation.
Artist Michael Taylor reveals how he created the “priceless” artwork at the centre of Wes Anderson’s film.
Brighten up your year with our illustrated celebration of Lee Isaac Chung’s charming immigrant fable.
This muddled biopic of music industry figurehead Alan McGee features some truly disastrous cameo appearances.
Michael Fassbender could be in line to star in the upcoming thriller, the director’s latest for Netflix.
By Ian Wang
Lee Isaac Chung’s film carries on a tradition of skepticism towards the promises of cultural assimilation.
The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare concerns a secret black ops team doing the dirty work.
This authorised look at the life of the Brazilian icon reveals more about the man than the footballer.
This female buddy comedy starring Kristen Wiig and Annie Mumolo is a silly delight from start to finish.
By Katie Goh
Katherine Waterston and Vanessa Kirby forge a connection on the American frontier in Mona Fastvold’s period romance.
The controversy surrounding Sia’s directorial debut should not distract from its basic cinematic failings.
Tom Hanks saddles up for a classically-styled western about a Civil War veteran who rescues an orphaned girl.
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