Equal parts mystery and melodrama, "The Abandoned" contrasts its grisly details with detective Wu Jie’s reawakening, using its riddle as a device of rebirth amidst personal tragedy.
Co-director Rasiguet Sookkarn, known previously as the production designer behind films like "Pop Aye," "36," and "Where We Belong," sat down to talk about Faces of Anne’s psychological horror and the duplicity of online identity that serves as the premise for its collage.
In his latest role, Korean actor Ryu Seung-ryong graces the big screen in the family-and-friends dramedy of errors, Perhaps Love. Ryu, who starred in such blockbusters as Extreme Job (2019) and Miracle in Cell No. 7 (2013) appears loveable and relatable in his performance as Kim Hyun, a novelist juggling
Thai director Nawapol Thamrongrattanarit opened the 20th New York Asian Film Festival with his latest film, Fast and Feel Love, a story threading elements of action, comedy, and romance as it follows the relationship of Kao (Nat Kitcharit), an aspiring pro-sports stacker who’s struck by the practical demands of
With wheels whizzing, fists flying, suits swirling and lights blinking to a bass beat and screamed spurts – of comic fear, or determination – Korean director Kwon Soo-kyung demonstrates a virtuosic ability for choreographing a seamless action sequence in his latest film, Stellar: A Magical Ride. It’s a story whose structure
At first sight, it’s a film that feels the need for speed. Kao (Nat Kitcharit) is an aspiring cup stacker who’s had a tunnel vision dream since he was in high school: to break a world record, go pro, get sponsored, and move to America. Inspired by John
