ANYBODY REMEMBER THIS MOVIE? -thread. I've got a few:

ANYBODY REMEMBER THIS MOVIE? -thread. I've got a few:

• A man falls in love with his sister and at one point (when eventually failed at that love) he rides his bike (deliberately?) into a big hole at a construction site. I saw this in my teens in the mid-90s. It might've been Polish or German? I always thought it was something by Krzysztof Kieślowski, but I guess it's not, after all.

• An art education film(?) that at one scene featured a drawing of the "Three Little Piglets" butchered by the Big Bad Wolf. The carcasses were hanging upside-down. This was something I saw in art class at school in the mid-90s.

• A French film from the 80s or early 90s with a scene where a bathroom is all splattered with blood and a set of bloody footsteps lead there. I think in the leading roles there were two women. In another memorable scene this woman buys a pack of smokes and empties it into the glove compartment of her car that is filled with cigarettes out of their boxes.

• A movie in which two guys are arm-wrestling and the loser's hand will smash into a candle or toothpicks? It's not Stallone's "Over the Top" (1987), which is a great 80s film though.

• A movie from the late 80s/early 90s with a guy going to a house. From there he shoots a bloody mummy wrapped in shrouds with a revolver. I remember that there was a garage in front of his house and the guy was somehow standing on a higher level and was shooting the mummy that was below, approaching the man and the house.

• A romantic comedy from the 90s with a couple singing. Mid-90s/after that, and it had a couple (a young man and a woman) singing and playing the guitar together. I remember the lyrics going something like this: "If I broke my leg, would you carry me? / If I died, would you bury me?" I don't think it was a big-budget movie. Probably American or Canadian.

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• An episode of a TV/movie from the early 90s: it had a guy talking to a woman about his having had sex with a Belgian au pair on the kitchen table. And the Belgian girl said "langzamer, langzamer!" which means "slower, slower!"

• An European movie (most likely Polish/Czech, also might've been French/German): a girl and a boy have to take care of a baby and the girl tries to breastfeed it, but – of course – she does not lactate. Early 90s.

• Probably a French movie (or German): a boy meets an African woman and the boy paints his teeth with Wite-Out or some similar white paste, as he wants to see himself with teeth as white as the ones the African woman had. From early 90s.

> (when eventually failed at that love) he rides his bike (deliberately?) into a big hole at a construction site. I saw this in my teens in the mid-90s. It might've been Polish or German? I always thought it was something by Krzysztof Kieślowski, but I guess it's not, after all.
This is Kieslowskis Dekalog 9

>euro hours

Theres one movie we watched in school in like 1st grade and it fucked my shit up, and I have never seen any reference to it in the nearly 30 years since. All I remember is this black boy falling asleep in the woods and when he tries to run home this spooky voodoo looking nigger emerges out of the ground like a trapdoor spider and grabs the kid and drags him into the tunnels. I was afraid of surprise attacks from subterranean niggers for a while.

Sound bad, man! I don't remember seeing that one.

Thanks, man! I'm about to start watching "Dekalog" tonight. Episodes V & VI were edited from full-length films, so I will watch them in full. I remember that V was pretty amazing as a kid.

>a bathroom is all splattered with blood and a set of bloody footsteps lead there. I think in the leading roles there were two women.
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• A documentary from the 90s about "neo-nazis" and that kind of stuff. I think it was German or at least showed the viewer a depiction of German skinnheads and the far-right movement. There could've been footage from other countries as well. I can't remember.

But I remember a few scenes very well: skinheads and national socialists were marching and singing "Rudolph Höss [or Heß], we'll kill your murderer!"

Another scene had a guy playing an acoustic guitar and singing a derogatory song about jews and black people (referring to them as "monkeys").

The third scene is a skinhead/national socialists telling a joke about a telephobe booth that was modified into a mobile gas chamber.

your sister has told us that whenever you are studying in your room and she turns on the videogame, you start to scream