pan's labyrinth is indeed good.
"World cinema"?!
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Henri wrote:
It's not a cheerful story, indeed, but becoming all depressed because of it? Really, turn on the news one day, you'll find tons of even more depressing stories. I just like this movie because of how the director turned this one particular story into a film.
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The Orphanage (El Orfanato) is also a pretty good spanish film.[CENTER][SIZE=1]------------------------------------------[/SIZE][/CENTER]
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Nokaa wrote:
The Orphanage (El Orfanato) is also a pretty good spanish film.
Yep! By the same producer as Pan's Labyrinth, or so I believe.
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El Laburinto Del Fauno (Pan's Labyrinth)
Piano Teacher
Caché
The Lifes of Others
El Orfanato (The Orphanage)
Le Scaphadnre et le papillon (Diving Bell and the Butterfly)
Autumn Sonata
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Amelie - The french film with Audre Toutou, I think it's called Amelie, I can't quite remember.
Battle Royal - The ultimate film
Battle Royal 2 - The ultimate sequel
Old Boy - Tres Bein
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The Science of Sleep (would this count or not?), Pan's Labyrinth, Im Julii don't sleep
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apollo-might wrote:
The Science of Sleep (would this count or not?), Pan's Labyrinth, Im Juli
Yeah, I think it would. I liked that film. ^__^[CENTER]
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Oh yes I love it. I don't speak fluent French but I am able to understand that movie without subtitles (the French parts, I mean) because I have watched it so many times. And when I say understand.. I don't mean just that... I know what they're saying. Haaaaai don't sleep
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