Black Box Diaries is essential viewing if anything’s goign to change vis-a-vis rape.

Smashing Frank is Trevor Choi’s second film but first feature, and it runs on sheer will.

Alex Garland and Ray Mendoza don’t reinvent the war picture wheel but they ace ‘You are there’ vibes in Warfare.

Harbin may not say anything new but it sure nails the resistance chic aesthetic.

Chihiro Amano’s Sato and Sato is absolutely not a workplace drama about a law firm.

Once Upon a Lie wants us all to understand that Irene Wan’s still got “it”.

Sakura Ando rules.

Tetsuya Nakashima is finally back behind the camera. The Brightest Sun was worth the wait.

Yo, is Oscar-winner Rami Malek faking it? Because it sure seems like it in The Amateur.

If you want a ridiculous high concept you’ve got it in Drop – that and nothing else.

If you were down with The Super Mario Bros. Movie, you should be down for A Minecraft Movie.

Dog on Trial is one of those movies that shouldn’t really work, but somehow kind of does.

If you didn’t already know it, Flow proves master Disney is getting trounced by its apprentices.

First Kiss sends Takako Matsu back in time to save her marriage in yet another time-bending romance.

You will go in search of a croque monsieur after Grand Maison Paris.

If nothing Nick Cheung’s Peg O’ My Heart is ambitious…

Not to be confused with Monkey Shines, The Monkey is clearly Osgood Perkins on vacation.

Snow White is just not that bad.

Pierce is a clinic in how even the best ingredients can spoil the soup.

Someone tell me what the hell is going on in Flight Risk.