“Past Lives,” the graceful debut feature from the Korean Canadian playwright Celine Song, stands a world apart from most of today’s slick movie fare.

The month you were born in was never a coincidence! Being a powerful way to unravel your energetic imprint, your birth month ...

But Past Lives is really Greta Lee’s movie, and she’s the one who turns Nora’s reconciliation with her past into something quietly monumental. Nora has no desire to leave.

When Lee first read “Past Lives,” she was astounded by the ways Song subverted a conventional love triangle story. “It’s so much bigger than that,” she says.

“Past Lives,” Celine Song’s gorgeously heady and heartfelt love story, opens with its own wry version of a “three characters walk into a bar” joke. At a warmly lit counter somewhere in ...

"Past Lives," which premiered at Sundance Film Festival in January, is one of the most widely acclaimed movies of the year (97% positive reviews on aggregate site Rotten Tomatoes).

“Past Lives” opens with three people at a New York City restaurant being observed from afar. In voice-over, we hear two people speculating about who the trio might be, and what their situation is.

“Past Lives” is that rarity — modest, I suppose, in scope and budget, yet expansive in its three-part, 24-year unfolding of a friendship that keeps coming back ...

PAST LIVES is an impressive drama, that combines a fresh and real take on romance with different tale of immigration, further elevated by excellent performances, strong and spare story-telling and ...

“Past Lives,” opening June 9 in Bay Area theaters, centers on two South Korean childhood chums who parted ways meet again on the East Coast after two decades of intermittent Facebook and ...

In "Past Lives," Nora Moon the playwright is not sorry about her ambition, what she wants in this life. She goes from wanting to win a Nobel to a Pulitzer to a Tony.