From director Anca Damian, 'Marona's Fantastic Tale' (GKIDS) delivers an emotional sucker punch wrapped in sweet melancholy.

'Boy and the World' (GKIDS, directed by Alê Abreu) is unlike almost anything else you've seen, and that alone makes it worth watching.

Despite My Life as a Zucchini's dark premise and frank dealings with childhood trauma, it's a life-affirming story that will leave you all ...

Our GKIDS Retrospective takes a look at Keiichi Hara's brilliant and sumptuous look at 19th century Japanese art with 'Miss Hokusai.'

Every Makoto Shinkai film should be required, appointment viewing. 'Weathering With You' (out now from GKIDS and Shout! Factory) is no exception.

'Children of the Sea' is genuinely difficult to describe. Any synopsis will invariably fail to do the film justice. But it's a modern ...

'The Breadwinner' (Cartoon Saloon, GKIDS) from director Nora Twomey is a genuine masterpiece. You have no excuse not to watch this gorgeous film.

From director Masaaki Yuasa, 'Ride Your Wave' (GKIDS) focuses on the love and loss between avid surfer Hinako and young firefighter Minato.

Our GKIDS Retrospective arrives at Mamoru Hosoda's 2018 film 'Mirai.' How does it compare to his previous films... and to the rest of ...

Our journey through all the GKIDS films lands on the 2015 French film 'Mune: Guardian of the Moon.' How does it compare to ...

Ultimately, 'The Painting' (GKIDS, 2011) is a brilliant parable about class divisions, racism, and equity.

In our retrospective of all GKIDS films, we arrive at 2017's 'Fireworks,' which isn't great... but has a certain charm as teenage wish ...

Our GKIDS retrospective looks at 'Promare,' which delivers an incredibly timely message about human rights and a more-than-subtext queer relationship.

Our GKIDS retrospective lands on the brand-new Shout! Factory release of Satoshi Kon's 2003 masterpiece, 'Tokyo Godfathers.'

Our GKIDS retrospective arrives at 2018's joint French-Japanese production 'MFKZ,' perhaps the label's most decidedly adult film. It earns its R rating.

Sometimes I just want to escape into a film that makes me a happy. And 'Ernest & Celestine' more than delivers. It's a ...

Our GKIDS retrospective arrives at 2019's gorgeous 'Another Day of Life,' a hybrid animated film and documentary about Ryszard Kapuściński's time in Angola.

Our GKIDS Retrospective finds us 'Approved for Adoption' (2012) from directors Laurent Boileau and Jung.

Our GKIDS Retrospective finds us in 1930s Algeria with 2011's 'The Rabbi's Cat' from directors Joann Sfar and Antoine Delesvaux.

Our GKIDS retrospective takes a look at Hiroyuki Okiura's 2011 masterpiece, 'A Letter to Momo.'