Never Rarely Sometimes Always [DVD] [Standard]

For 35-year-old Belfast window cleaner John (James Norton), his entirety was spent doting on his four-year-old Michael (Daniel Lamont), as it had been since his mother abandoned them after childbirth. However, John has been given a diagnosis of a few months to live-and it's time he's splitting trying to find the right foster situation for his son, and helping the boy understand the situation. Moving effort also stars Eileen O'Higgins, Valene Kane, Carol Moore, Keith McErlean. 96 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack English; featurettes; theatrical trailer.

When she was 12, Nora (Moon Seung-Ah) emigrated from South Korea to Canada, leaving behind first crush Hae Sung (Yim Sueng-Min) in the process. At 24, NYC writer Nora (Greta Lee) would engage in an online reunion with soldier Hae Sung (Teo Yoo), only to abruptly break it off. Another dozen years would find Hae Sung arriving on his first visit to New York-and for a fateful meet with Nora and her husband (John Magaro)-in writer-director Celine Song's tender exploration of roads not traveled. 106 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack English.

In the 1980s, Korean immigrant Jacob Yi (Steven Yuen) sought his piece of the American dream when he packed up his family from California for an Arkansas parcel where he'd farm his homeland's produce. The strains of their new existence, and the fitful bonding of sickly son David (Alan Kim) with the grandmother (Oscar-winner Youn Yuh-jung) come to help care for him, are lyrically explored in writer-director's Lee Isaac Chung's acclaimed, semi-autobiographical opus. Yeri Han, Noel Kate Cho co-star. 105 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack English.