Like its hero, Mid90s struggles to figure out what it wants to be, and the struggle makes it interesting as well as occasionally frustrating.

Mr. Sunshine is like a Korean version of prestige TV: a bit slow-moving; a little confusing; but beautiful to look at. It tells a story that should compel fans of Korean TV, military history, and even just plain ol’ romance to keep watching.

My Brilliant Friend is often at its best when it invokes this same crisis of knowledge, of growing up where everyone knows your business and no one can admit the truth. It’s about the escape hatch that clever girls squeeze through.

This magnificent version of the Wild West returns for a second season, as exotic and distinctive as ever.

The drama of Narcissister Organ Player is that Narcissister isn’t layering her demons onto the culture; she’s layering the culture onto herself. That’s why that mask of hers looks more and more like one we’re all capable of hiding behind.

The movie never entirely convinces us that its heroines has the capacity to kill, although her pain and loss are conveyed with skill by Fishback.