This sensitive exploration of intersexuality and friendship in South Korea documents a hermaphrodite's coming out. With short Just a Woman.
Michael Shaowanasai in Person (tentative). Outrageous genre-and-gender-bending musical Western from the director of Blissfully Yours follows the exploits of a glamorous transvestite secret agent.
A lyrical film centered on a taxi driver and his family, this is ultimately an intimate portrait of the people, traffic, and sounds of Tokyo, by Noriaki Tsuchimoto, postwar Japan's great documentary filmmaker. With An Engineer's Assistant.
The world's worst soccer teams face off in this entertaining doc.
Khyentse Norbu's modern-day Bhutanese fable mixes ordinary realities with the mysticism of fairy tales.
Kiyoshi Kurosawa's enigmatic, eerie sci-fi thriller of marginalized youth.
Im Sang-soo in Person. A husband's affair causes his wife to look for love in unusual places in this provocative Korean hit.
Royston Tan in Person. High-velocity angst in an artificial Eden, Tan's irreverent first feature dredges up an underworld of teen dropouts, druggies, and dead-enders in Singapore.
A remarkable achievement of psychological cinema, this achingly beautiful film from South Korea offers an unflinching gaze into two women's darkest hours. Please note: Due to a scheduling conflict, Ms. Kim will be unable to attend this screening as announced in BAM/PFA Art & Film Notes.
Ching C. Ip in Person. This fun and witty road movie is also the bittersweet story of a Chinese family's reunion and separation.