meta: Drama

Not some genteel life-lessons story, but the quiet plea of a man resisting the growing militarism and reactionary violence of his world

One of the smash hit shows of the year that's both fun to watch and touches on deeper things without getting lost in the weeds

Kei Kumai's chilling film version of Shūsaku Endō's equally grim novel remains all but unseen outside of Japan, but deserves a wider audience despite its queasy subject of wartime culpability

Now that we're all wired, whether we like it or not, this cyberpunk urban legend and vaporwave precursor is even creepier and more prescient

Mamoru Hosoda's weakest film yet, a cloying and sentimental misfire