Showing posts with label Foreign Film. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Foreign Film. Show all posts

Sunday, March 18, 2018

Foreign Film Spotlight: BLACK RAIN (Kuroi Ame)



Some of the best films ever made are the ones that the general audience has not seen, and this is because they were made outside of the United States.  Welcome to another installment of FOREIGN FILM SPOTLIGHT, where we showcase some of the best in foreign cinema to help broaden your horizons. This week we'll be taking a look at the 1989 Japanese film, BLACK RAIN.

Tuesday, July 4, 2017

Foreign Film Spotlight: CROUCHING TIGER, HIDDEN DRAGON




Some of the best films ever made are the ones that the general audience has never seen, and this is because they were made outside of the United States. Welcome to another installment of FOREIGN FILM SPOTLIGHT, where we showcase some of the best in foreign cinema to help broaden your horizons. This week we take a look at Chinese martial arts film from 2000, CROUCHING TIGER, HIDDEN DRAGON.

Tuesday, April 25, 2017

Foreign Film Spotlight: RAW


Some of the best films ever made are ones that the general audience has never seen, and this is because they were made outside of the United States.  Welcome to another installment of FOREIGN FILM SPOTLIGHT, where we showcase some of the best in foreign cinema to help broaden your horizons.  This week, we take a look at the controversial French horror film...RAW.

Raw is a very hard film to write about. In many ways, it's a film that you should experience unspoiled. That being said, it's also a movie that should be discussed and promoted, so I will do my very best to accurately describe what the film is without ruining too much of the experience,

Monday, March 13, 2017

Foreign Film Spotlight: TRAIN TO BUSAN



Some of the best films ever made are ones that the general audience has never seen, and this is because they were made outside of the United States.  Welcome to another installment of FOREIGN FILM SPOTLIGHT, where we showcase some of the best in foreign cinema to help broaden your horizons.  This week, we take a look at the fantastic South Korean horror film...TRAIN TO BUSAN.

Thursday, February 23, 2017

Oscars Week Series: FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM REVIEWS


Welcome to our special OSCAR WEEK SERIES of reviews. This series will go through the seven categories in which an award is given based on the entire film (rather than any one constituent element). This fifth review in the series will go through the FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM nominees.

Tuesday, January 31, 2017

Foreign Film Spotlight: JODAEIYE NADER AZ SIMIN (A SEPARATION)


Some of the best films ever made are ones that the general audience has never seen, and this is because they were made outside the United States. Welcome to another installment of FOREIGN FILM SPOTLIGHT, where we showcase some of the best in foreign cinema to help broaden your horizon. This week we take a look at the incredible 2011 Iranian Oscar winning film, JODAEIYE NADER AZ SIMIN (A SEPARATION). 

A Separation is a foreign film written and directed by Asghar Farhadi. It stars Peyman Moaadi as Nader, Leila Hatami as Simin, and Sareh Bayet as Razieh. The film is about a married couple who are trying to make a difficult decision to either improve the life of their child by moving to another country or looking after a parent who has Alzheimer’s.

Tuesday, January 3, 2017

Foreign Film Spotlight: NOSFERATU


Some of the best films ever created are ones that the general audience has never seen, and this is because they are not made in the states. Welcome to another installment of FOREIGN FILM SPOTLIGHT, where we showcase some of the best in foreign cinema to help broaden your horizons. This week we take a look at the haunting German horror film, NOSFERATU, which was released in 1922 and directed by F.W. Mumau.

Monday, November 21, 2016

Foreign Film Spotlight: A BOUT DE SOUFFLE (BREATHLESS)


Some of the best films ever are ones that the general audience has never seen, and this is because they were made outside of the United States. Welcome to another installment of FOREIGN FILM SPOTLIGHT, where we showcase some of the best in foreign cinema to help broaden your horizons.  This week I'll be reviewing a groundbreaking French film that first introduced me to foreign cinema, Jean Luc Godard's A BOUT DE SOUFFLE (BREATHLESS) from 1960.

Wednesday, November 2, 2016

Movie Review: THE HANDMAIDEN


The Handmaiden is the latest film from acclaimed Korean filmmaker Park Chan-wook. The film stars Kim Min-hee, Kim Tae-ri, and Ha Jung-woo. This is a film you should really see without knowing anything about so all I will say with respect to the plot is that it is a period piece set in Japanese occupied Korea where there is a plot to get money in some way involving a handmaiden. This film is really excellent so the lack of information going in will serve you well.

Wednesday, October 12, 2016

31 Days of Horror: HIGH TENSION (2003)


Welcome horror fans to Day 13 of the 31 DAYS OF HORROR! We are back with another film in our lead up to Halloween, and today we will be reviewing Alexandre Aja's mind blowing 2003 French horror film HIGH TENSION. Enjoy!

Monday, October 10, 2016

Foreign Film Spotlight: TA-WEO (THE TOWER)



Some of the best films ever made are ones that the general audience has never seen, and this is because they were made outside of the United States. Welcome to another installment of FOREIGN FILM SPOTLIGHT, where we showcase some of the best in foreign cinema to help broaden your horizons. This week we take a look the South Korean Action/Disaster movie, Ta-weo (The Tower).

31 Days of Horror: EL ORFANATO (THE ORPHANAGE) (2007)


Welcome horror fans, to Day 10 of the 31 DAYS OF HORROR! We are back in our lead up to Halloween with a stellar foreign horror film...EL ORFANATO (THE ORPHANAGE). Enjoy!

Wednesday, October 5, 2016

Movie Review: THEY CALL ME JEEG ROBOT (LO CHIAMAVANO JEEG ROBOT)


Enzo Ceccoti (Claudio Santamaria) is a small time thief living in the poor suburbs of Rome under the same roof as more dangerous criminals lead by the 'Zingaro' (Luca Marinelli) from which he occasionally accepts dirty, little jobs. On one of these, whilst escaping from the police, he accidentally trips into a tank of radioactive material and ends up gaining super powers. As a threat rises in the city Enzo has to decide where his morals lie.

Sunday, August 14, 2016

Foreign Film Spotlight: PERFETTI SCONOSCIUTI (PERFECT STRANGERS)


Some of the best films ever made are ones that the general audience has never seen, and this is because they were made outside of the United States.  On our inaugural installment of FOREIGN FILM SPOTLIGHT, where we showcase some of the best in foreign cinema, we take a look at the fantastic new Italian film...PERFETTI SCONOSCIUTI (PERFECT STRANGERS).