Okja (2017): Meet Mija, a young girl who risks everything to prevent a powerful, multi-national company from kidnapping her best friend – a massive animal named Okja.

"Okja" is a Netflix exclusive that is currently available for streaming.] A version of this story appeared in the August 11-24, 2017 print issue.

Cannes 2017: 'Okja' is a Lovable, Wacky, Animal Rescue Adventure Film by Alex Billington May 19, 2017 I've never seen anything like this film before, and we may never see anything like it again.

There’s heart and there’s adventure. It’s one of the must-see movies of 2017, and for Netflix that might just be the best news of all. Where to stream Okja ...

Filmmaker Bong Joon-ho guarantees "Okja" is not your typical girl-and-her-giant-hippo-like-pig story. Of course, it's the kind of movie that only Bong Joon-ho would conceptualize, so distinct is ...

In the South Korean/US 2017 release, Okja, the answer to the first question is: not without a lot of humor, action, car chases, tokenism, cartoonish characters that undercut a serious message and ...

Review by Stephen Tronicek People watching Okja will probably find themselves confused and angry. The same could be said about those walking out of Transformers: The Last Knight. The difference is… ...

You may need to repeatedly remind yourself that Okja and her ilk are digital creations as we follow her into the dark recesses of a lab and slaughterhouse. You may, however, also think twice about ...

Netflix's Okja (streaming Wednesday), which premiered last month at Cannes Film Festival in France, tells the story of a 13-year-old Korean girl, Mija (An Seo Hyun), who travels across the globe ...

Tilda Swinton is doing some sort of weird, winking–at-the-audience thing as the face of a company that engineers giant pigs.

Korea's Bong Joon-ho pushes back at the French industry which is angry at the selection of his Netflix-backed "Okja" by the Cannes festival.

Filmmaker Bong Joon-ho guarantees "Okja" is not your typical girl-and-her-giant-hippo-like-pig story. Of course, it's the kind of movie that only Bong Joon-ho would conceptualize, so distinct is ...