The only stardust comes from its A-lister names, but Come Away isn't without its charm. Although with an abundance of entries in their respective Intellectual Properties, one does have to wonder why it even exists in the first place.
Here Awhile is a bittersweet tale of making the most of the short time we have on this planet with the people we care about the most - and dropping grudges before it's too late.
The antithesis of upbeat, The Painted Bird is an assiduously bleak odyssey seen through the once innocent eyes and hellacious suffering of a young boy in Nazi occupied Eastern Europe.
I couldn't make heads or razor-sharp toothed tails of it, but Murder Me, Monster is commendable for just how weird it truly is while still maintaining some semblance of narrative.
A small-scale historical tale that isn't fussed on the factual details, Fall of a Kingdom's faltering start is redeemed by its later action sequences and ongoing engaging character relationships.
A mesmerising marriage of Martial Arts and fabled storytelling, The Bride With White Hair is a timeless tale of forbidden romance with a supernatural twist.