Donnie Yen positions himself as more than just an ass-kicker in The Prosecutor.

Jia Zhangke heads back to his favourite wells in Caught by the Tides.

Here’s something you don’t see everyday: the Canuck immigration tale. Behold, Fresh Off Markham.

Looking for a new career? Check out Cesium Fallout and consider the civil service.

Go For Broke is basically Wolf Hiding Pt II.

The final 30 minutes of High Forces is bananas in a great way.

Chen Sicheng's Decoded asks a lot of viewers, such as "What is this movie about?"

The black dog and Eddie Peng are a pleasure in Guan Hu's Black Dog. The rest not so much.

Making someone question their sanity is hilarious! Or so Yan Fei and Peng Damo's Successor thinks.

A Place Called Silence once again takes us to an anonymous SEA hellhole. I’m tired.

Woof Woof Daddy needs to go back to the pound.

It might be time for Mr Zhang to hang up his VF. Article 20 is another misfire.

YOLO proves that sometimes once is enough.

Yup. Another anonymously moralising thriller set in the foul depths of unnamed Southeast Asia. Why?

Huang Ji’s contemporary China trilogy wraps with Golden Horse winner Stonewalling.

Johnny Keep Walking! has a delicious satirical bite – until it doesn’t.

Moscow Mission is not Hermna Yau at his exploitation best. Also: Moscow.

The Invisible Guest remake. Chinese thriller. You know the rest.

The Chinese noir boom chugs along, this time with Wei Shujun’s Only The River Flows. It’s less bonkers than some.

Capa Xin aims for a dissection of modern media but ends up with a social media spanking in Trending Topic.