Happiness is a joint effort. Free-spirited artist Ella beat cancer but just can't win over her controlling mother-in-law (Nainai). Hilarious chaos ensues when Margaret’s life is in danger and Ella has to risk everything... Intergenerational dynamics spiral into hilarious chaos. This Asian family comedy explores our struggle to truly belong. Director Zoe Ho Born in Hong Kong, Zoe Ho's worldview changed completely when she moved to the Western Arctic of Canada in her early 20s.

The legendary Hirokazu Kore-eda is at the absolute peak of his humanistic filmmaking powers in Look Back. Bringing his signature subtlety, wandering pacing, and unparalleled understanding of youth to a story deeply rooted in the intense, competitive, yet fiercely loving bond between two individuals, Kore-eda delivers a work of profound emotional weight. The narrative gently follows the shared journey of two girls whose lives become inextricably linked through their passion fo

Here is the English translation of your review, polished to sound natural and professional while staying completely faithful to your exact phrasing: A Symphony of Neon and Memory: Why Bi Gan’s 'Resurrection' is a Sci-Fi Masterpiece Oliver Hermanus (director of Living, Moffie) cements his position as an illustrator of repressed desires and melancholy with his film The History of Sound. Adapted from Ben Shattuck’s acclaimed, Pushcart Prize-winning short story, the film is a dee

With his film Resurrection, the stylish and distinct Chinese director Bi Gan ventures into the science-fiction genre, and interestingly, just like his previous two works, the genre completely serves his subtle and poetic vision. Known for the labyrinths and dreamlike atmospheres of Kaili Blues and Long Day’s Journey Into Night, Bi brings his perpetual obsession with "time and memory" into a rain-slicked, neon-drenched cyberpunk future. The result of this effort is a sensory,