James Marsh

This year's Cine Fan Summer International Film Festival boasts 37 features, from regional premieres to 4K restorations of Hong Kong classics

This year’s Cine Fan Summer International Film Festival boasts 37 features, from regional premieres to 4K restorations of Hong Kong classics.

Exploring family dynamics and modernity in a heartfelt Teochew romance, Lan Hongchun's Back to Love charms with its cultural themes 3.5/5 stars

Choi Woo-sik and Jang Hye-jin star as a pampered son and his doting mother who always cooks for him until tragedy strikes their family 2.5/5 stars

Stephen Chow's belated sequel to Shaolin Soccer follows an all-female team of no-hopers as they navigate a high-stakes tournament

Initially mocked, the low-budget film by a first-time animator and his mum is now being hailed as a bastion of hard work and free expression

The opening film at this year's Tubi Frightfest London, Nervous is an ambitious psychological thriller set in the South Korean countryside.

Feng Xiaogang's drama set during the early years of the People's Republic of China entertains but is let down by an unsatisfying ending 3/5 stars

Shunsuke Michieda and Meru Nukumi star as classmates who slowly develop feelings for each other over an unusual musical collaboration 2.5/5 stars

Street Fighter, The Social Reckoning and the new Hunger Games film also make our list of the most tantalising upcoming Hollywood movies