Three classic Sammo Hung kung-fu films arrive in stunning new restorations courtesy of Eureka Entertainment
The Third Wife [UK] (Blu-ray Review)
A poignant coming of age story that relies more on sights, sounds, natural symbolism — and it will linger long after you finish it.
Shadow (Blu-ray Review)
Zhang Yimou has crafted a bi-chromatic wuxia masterpiece drenched in shadows, light, and lavish wardrobes.
Ash is Purest White (Blu-ray Review)
An epic love story and meditation on modern Chinese life from director Jia Zhangke.
Master Z: Ip Man Legacy (Blu-ray Review)
‘Master Z’ packs a gut-punch with its fight sequences and is anchored by a compelling visual style and lots of heart
Mojin: The Worm Valley (Blu-ray Review)
A monster popcorn flick that could use a little more tautness in its direction and a little less reliance on its visual effects, but is still a fun ride.
Last Hurrah for Chivalry & Hand of Death: Two Films by John Woo (Blu-ray Review)
Two classic 1970s kung fu films from John Woo are brought together in this collection from Eureka Entertainment, newly remastered in 2K
All About Lily Chou-Chou (Blu-ray Review)
A poignant look at isolated teenagers coming of age in the internet age
In the Realm of the Senses (1976) (Classic Film Review)
We revisit this steamy erotic classic from Nagisa in our latest classic film review
Raise the Red Lantern (1991) (Classic Film Review)
A masterfully filmed drama that served as China’s opening salvo to the world after 1989’s Tiananmen Protests.
