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Category Archives: Foreign
Argentina, 1985 (2022)
Director: Santiago Mitre Writers: Santiago Mitre and Mariano Llinas
Posted in Crime, Drama, Foreign
Tagged 1985, 2022, Agustina Llambi-Campbell, ana taleb, Andrés Pepe Estrada, andres pep estrada, argentina, argentina 1985, Axel Kuschevatzky, biography, chino darin, coup, court, crime, criminal, dictator, dictatorship, drama, Federico Posternak, foreign, history, javier julia, law, lawyer, lawyers, legal team, mariano llinas, martin mauregui, military, pedro osuna, peter lanzani, politics, prosecute, prosecution, ricardo darin, rosario, Santiago Carabante, santiago mitre, trial, true story, Victoria Alonso, war, war crimes
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EO (2022)
Director: Jerzy Skolimowski Writers: Ewa Piaskowska & Jerzy Skolimowski
Posted in Drama, Foreign
Tagged 2022, Agnieszka Glinska, animal, animals, bird, cage, circus, countess, donkey, drama, eo, europe, Ewa Piaskowska, exploitation, foreign, isabelle huppert, Jerzy Skolimowski, journey, Lorenzo Zurzolo, Mateusz Kosciukiewicz, Michal Dymek, Pawel Mykietyn, pig, poland, polish, robot, Sandra Drzymalska, soccer
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A House Made of Splinters (2022)
Director: Simon Lereng Wilmont
Posted in Documentary, Foreign
Tagged a house made of splinters, child, children, documentary, foreign, kid, kids, Michael Aaglund, monica hellstrom, orphan, orphanage, Simon Lereng Wilmont, ukraine, uno helmersson, war, war zone
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Close (2022)
Director: Lukas Dhont Writers: Lukas Dhont & Angelo Tijssens
Posted in Drama, Foreign
Tagged 2022, Alain Dessauvage, Angelo Tijssens, close, coming of age, Dirk Impens, drama, Eden Dambrine, emilie Dequenne, foreign, Frank van den Eeden, friends, friendship, guilt, Gustav De Waele, hockey, Lea Drucker, lukas dhont, Michel Saint-Jean, Michiel Dhont, school, suicide, Valentin Hadjadj
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The Quiet Girl (2022)
Director: Colm Bairead Writer: Colm Bairead (Based on the short story “Foster” by Claire Keegan)
Posted in Drama, Foreign
Tagged 1980s, 2022, adaptation, Carrie Crowley, Catherine Clinch, claire keegan, Cleona Ni Chrualaoi, colm bairead, coming of age, drama, farm, foreign, foster, foster parents, girl, ireland, irish, john murphy, Kate McCullough, Kate Nic Chonaonaigh, Michael Patric, quiet, secret, stephen rennicks, summer, the quiet girl
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All That Breathes (2022)
Director: Shaunak Sen
Posted in Documentary, Foreign
Tagged 2022, all that breathes, aman mann, ben bernhard, bird, birds, black kite, Charlotte Munch Bengtsen, delhi, documentary, foreign, india, indian, Mohammad Saud, Nadeem Shehzad, new delhi, pollution, riju das, roger goula, Salik Rehman, Saumyananda Sahi, shaunak sen, teddy leifer, verdant joshi
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Angst (1983)
Director: Gerald Kargl Writers: Zbigniew Rybczynski and Gerald Kargl
Posted in Crime, Drama, Foreign, Horror, Thriller
Tagged 1983, angst, bathtub, cafe, crime, dog, drama, Erwin Leder, foreign, Gerald Kargl, horror, Josef Reitinger-Laska, Klaus Schulze, murder, murderer, necrophilia, prison, psychopath, schizophrenia, schizophrenic, serial killer, stab, thriller, wheelchair, Zbigniew Rybczynski
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All Quiet on the Western Front (2022)
Director: Edward Berger Writers: Edward Berger & Lesley Paterson and Ian Stokell (Based on the novel by Erich Maria Remarque)
Posted in Action, Drama, Foreign, War
Tagged 1910s, 2022, action, adaptation, Albrecht Schuch, all quiet on the western front, Andreas Dohler, Anton von Lucke, army, battle, bomb, daniel bruhl, Daniel Marc Dreifuss, Devid Striesow, drama, Edin Hasanovic, edward berger, enlist, enrich maria remarque, Felix Kammerer, fight, flamethrower, foreign, friends, general, german, germany, guns, ian stokell, Im Westen nichts Neues, James Friend, Joe Weintraub, lesley paterson, luc feit, malte grunert, Michael Pitthan, michael wittenborn, military, nationalism, nationalist, no man's land, sebastian hulk, soldier, suicide, surrender, Sven Budelmann, teenager, train, treaty, trench, Volker Bertelmann, war, western front, world war 1, world war I, WWI
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A Day in the Country (1946)
Director: Jean Renoir Writer: Jean Renoir (Based on the short story “Une partie de campagne” by Guy de Maupassant)
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Foreign, Romance
Tagged 1860s, 1946, a day in the country, adaptation, Claude Renoir, comedy, country, countryside, drama, fishing, foreign, france, french, gabrielle fontan, Georges D'Arnoux, guy de maupassant, inn, jacques b. brunius, jane marken, jean renoir, Joseph Kosma, love, Marguerite Renoir, Marinette Cadix, paris, Partie de campagne, paul temps, picnic, Pierre Braunberger, river, romance, rowboat, sylvia bataille, une partie de campagne
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