Makoto Shinkai’s remarkable new anime, Suzume, is defined by striking visuals and a compelling blend of fantasy adventure and contemporary character drama.
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Shinya Tsukamoto’s Tetsuo: The Iron Man is a hallucinogenic fever dream made by a mad man.
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This childhood favourite is tightly narrated, well-structured, and seriously-made yet loose and fun.
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Dark Water is a creepy and water-logged entry in the J-horror genre, but its human drama is what makes it particularly memorable and disturbing.
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Passable thriller, but fascinating juncture.
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A mellowing and enriching family dramedy.
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Sono's rap musical is one-of-a-kind trash.
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Enjoyable, slight mystery about an old Sherlock Holmes.
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This gentle family drama packs a surprising emotional punch.
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A profound, melancholy depiction of adolescent self-loathing.
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A Japanese woman's search for the money from Fargo never really comes together, in this film starring Rinko Kikuchi.
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The most average of the first five Bond films.
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An exciting adventure championing science and creativity.
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Deeply disturbing arthouse horror.
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A beautiful and profoundly moving fairy tale.
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Anton offers a critical counter-reading of Ridley Scott's 1989 thriller.
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Jiang Wen's wise, disturbing black comedy.
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Three impressions of a master's last work.
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A gently humourous yet piercing look at parent child relations.
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A satisfying return for Wolverine that falls short of its potential.
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