Articles written by: Linda Shi

Based upon Keigo Higashino’s book of the same name, Masquerade Hotel focuses on the beautiful Hotel Cortesia, its contribution as a potential murder location, and the eccentric visitors that flow through their doors.

Played by Brendan Wan, Sweet and Sour Dilemmas walks audience members through dumpling making.

Lee Han’s contribution to this year’s Korean Film Festival, Innocent Witness, is an immensely poignant story about morality and the acceptance of self.

Ash Mayfair’s feature debut, The Third Wife, is an enchanting and soul-clenching film based around the multiple themes of womanhood.

Polly Stenham’s Tusk Tusk is a story that throws viewers into a multi-faceted mishmash of laughter, hysteria and downright madness.

A fable funded on the ideas of family, trust and lost relationships, Float Like a Butterfly delves deeply into the poignant reality of death, and its effect on those around it.

Terry Gilliam’s The Man Who Killed Don Quixote stars Adam Driver, Jonathan Pryce, Stellan Skarsgård. In cinemas now.

We review Alliance Française French Film Festival movie An Impossible Love.

Drug Stories is a satirical, sarcastic and sardonic look at second-hand anti-drugs footage and propaganda.