Post a foreign film you love. I'm looking for new recs. Preferably European, but I'll give anything a try.
Post a foreign film you love. I'm looking for new recs. Preferably European, but I'll give anything a try
David Diaz
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Landon Sanders
Fellini's La Dolce Vita and 8½
Ian Robinson
A Prophet is good.
Aaron Parker
Look into the rest of Eric Rohmer and possibly Giallo. Then either Bresson or Fellini like Vita, Amarcord, etc.
Kayden Adams
I like the dark knight movie trilogy. It's foreign from my perspective as I'm not American
Gabriel Gray
Joint Security Area
Justin Price
John Rogers
came here to post La Dolce Vita
will settle for The 400 Blows
Zachary Roberts
this and jaws are my favorite american films
Xavier Rodriguez
DON'T DELIVER US FROM EVIL
It's French
Juan Scott
cinema paradiso
Julian Green
Coma (2019)
Good russky film with discount commie Carl Urban
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Ian Peterson
Great movie this
Brandon Kelly
Agnes's kino
Joseph Edwards
Mosfilm has a bunch on their channel l youtube.com
Angel Cook
Colton Wilson
Based
Tyler Long
I'm looking for a good gateway into modern European film myself. I like everything I've seen out of Denmark so far, particularly Anders Thomas Jensen's crime/comedy films. I thought Holy Motors was fun to puzzle over but pretty unentertaining to actually watch, so I don't know if France is for me if that's the best they have to offer these days.
Can't go wrong with any of the classics though. Anything out of Germany during the silent era is kino, and Italy and France are great after that. Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, Bicycle Thieves, and La Belle et la Bete would be my personal recs.
David Diaz
Not European but I recommend Yi Yi to anyone interested in "cinema." Simple family drama but the cinematography is S-tier kino.
Jeremiah Bell
Easton White
don't enjoy most gookshit but this was genuinely great
Julian Reed
Loved Lola and Cleo so I'll have to give this a try
Seen and greatly enjoyed. Will get around to Brighter Summer Day one of these months
Logan Reyes
Ryan Bailey
There is a bunch I could recommend if you'd like to expand your tastes.
In the Realm of the Senses - very sensual film, and I like how it culminates in a violent passion.
La Luna - Very Oedipal, and the film borders on a kind of neuroticism
The Piano Teacher - In the same vein as above.
Le Quattro Volte - Interesting and understated film about metempsychosis in an Italian village.