An unexpectedly auteur romcom.

Mood piece for romantics of Taipei cinema.

The art film directors wish they made.

Quirkiest metaphor of the decade.

The precursor to Gen Z filmmaking.

A failed attempt to expand the zeitgeist of Solaris.

Makoto Shinkai’s most beautiful anime.

It’s hard getting back up for this one.

When Terrence Malick makes a film rather than a diary.

Sexual exploration for the dreamers and romantics.

A sacred slow burn.

A suicide you might not bother to save.

Drugs and lightning in the bottle.

Can war be poetic?

The unlikeliest pair is the most iconic.

Some masterpieces don’t age well.

The romantic epic trilogy.

Nostalgia for a time that has never been known.

The fondest love we all remember.

The polyamorous fantasy.

Emotionally charged visual storytelling for the soul searchers.

Not a film, but a fleeting memory.

Sexy, mature, sophisticated, but no love.

A man dumps his wife for AI.

We don't talk about Fight Club.

The best introduction into anime film.

Wes Anderson's most polished art project.

The best introduction into Guillermo del Toro's style.

Ironically, the films free from commercial influence have the most influence.

Romanticizing Los Angeles crime.

A film that speaks to male audiences with just enough spark of magic.

No illusions, the magic is real.

A seductive thriller that will make you cheer for the wrong side.

A thrilling crime drama that takes you down the mind of a sociopath.

Love it or hate it, twisted fun.

Super raw Chinese observatory piece from 2001-2017.

Definitely a good time.

A romance transcending destiny, built upon unstable foundation.

It's hard to say why this love letter was made.

A desolate beautiful experience that still won't make you want to leave your home.