Devils on the Doorstep Jeong Ga-young Capsule Reviews Capsule Reviews: Hit the Night (2017) – June 29, 2018 Hit the Night is an ultra-low budget comedy about a director who has an idea for a movie she wants to make. As research, she interviews a slightly older man about love, sex, and relationships (not necessarily in that order). Slowly
A Better Tomorrow Chan Tze-woon Reviews: Yellowing (2016) – October 5, 2016 Blue Island (2022) – January 29, 2022
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Strange Tales Notes Towards a Voting Guide for Chinese Language Film in the 2022 Sight & Sound Poll It’s Sight & Sound Poll season, that time once a decade when the venerable British film magazine polls critics and filmmakers from around the world to create a list of the Great Films of All-Time. Last time around, the poll made headlines when Alfred Hitchcock’s Vertigo replaced longtime favorite
Choi Jaehoon The Killer (Choi Jaehoon, 2022) Last night I picked up and started reading the first Jack Reacher book. I saw the first Tom Cruise movie years ago, and liked it well enough, and really enjoyed the Amazon series that premiered on Amazon earlier this year. My edition of the book includes an introduction by author
Devils on the Doorstep Lê Văn Kiệt Reviews: Furie (2019) – March 13, 2019 The Princess (2022) – July 5, 2022