Made in Korea (2026) is a surprisingly tender movie that pulls a kind of switcheroo, replacing the expected rom-com-dram storyline with an inter-generational, inter-cultural coming-of-age story that involves a grandmother fulfilling her deepest desires, a young woman bringing together a community, and a lot of realizations being had. It’s the kind of gentle movie that …

Welcome back to Virgin River (2019), where every line of dialogue is so laden with meaning, poignancy, and intended wisdom that halfway through the first episode you just might find it hard to lift your head under all that weight. Chin up, my faithful friend! We’ve work to do unplucking all the various dramatical, romantical, …

It felt close to euphoric to get wrapped up in How to Get to Heaven from Belfast (2026), a delightfully weird murder mystery that isn’t really all that much about murder, except in the ways that is, but mostly it’s about everything else, which is probably why so many of us watch murder mysteries to …