[Discussion] What are your most recent discoveries in non-American cinema?
[Discussion] What are your most recent discoveries in non-American cinema?
Can be anything, from South Korean, to Spanish, Indian, etc.
Norwegian film "Good Boy" was pretty decent :)
Its... it's certainly something.
Monster (2023, Japan) was good.
Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In - dreadful title but cracking kung-fu film that definitely had Kung-fu Hustle vibes. One of my favourite films of the year.
lately i got quite hooked on films of Piotr Szulkin as well as Nikos Nikolaidis, plus starting to dabble in Harun Farocki..i also want to go on an overdue trip further down the Gakuryu Ishii rabbithole tho
Kalki 2898, A.D. was INSANE, I'm looking forward to the sequel. Anatomy Of A Fall was pretty good too. There are other international films I've watched like La Bete and The Zone Of Interest, but I wasn't as impressed by them.
Kalki 2898, A.D. was INSANE, I’m looking forward to the sequel.
I was sitting in the cinema about an hour in thinking "I don't think this is for me" as there was too much low quality "humour" and ropey CGI, then they started mixing in mythology and ramping it all up so, after it finished, I was messaging people telling them to watch it. Can't wait for the sequel.