Zlín Film Fest Review: ‘Kai’ a Solid South Korean Animated Film
This chilly piece of South Korean folklore is a strikingly-animated 2D feature with lush hand-painted backgrounds
June 5, 2017
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This chilly piece of South Korean folklore is a strikingly-animated 2D feature with lush hand-painted backgrounds
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Japan’s biggest lake gets its very own version of the Loch Ness Monster in this gentle, surprisingly subtle children’s film
A young intern discovers some unfortunate goings-on in her mother’s insurance company in this fitfully engaging story
This Marathi drama set in the slums of Mumbai keeps a delicate balance between Lion-like tragedy and soapy melodrama
This 1990s-set mystery is a compelling ride all the way through an ambiguous, but not unsatisfying, conclusion
This low-key tale gets by on the appeal of its young leads, but interest wanes as the running time grows
One of the world’s longest-running festivals focused on youth and children’s films will kick off this Friday, May 26