by Anton Bitel
With its surreal premise and zoological themes, Richard Franklin’s Link remains a most curious creature.
by Kambole Campbell
Media, memory and film history collide in Satoshi Kon’s time-bending story of a faded screen star.
The cult director’s 1964 Edgar Allan Poe adaptation The Masque of the Red Death sees Vincent Price sell his soul.
2000’s JSA – Joint Security Area was one of the first significant films of the so-called Korean Wave.
by David Jenkins
Our round-up of the year’s finest physical releases, some of which helped us through the dark times of lockdown.
House of Bamboo, one of the first American features to be shot in Japan, is as hard-boiled as they come.
Denis Villeneuve’s third feature, which respectfully dramatises a real-life school shooting, remains tragically relevant.
by James Balmont
Ryûhei Kitamura’s frenetic, crazily-ambitious cult favourite is low-brow filmmaking at its mind-boggling best.
Tsai Ming-liang’s 2003 film, newly released on Blu-ray, is a poignant and powerful love letter to the cinema.
Godzilla creator Ishiro Honda’s globe-trotting adventure is a strangely sweet family adventure.
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