Foreign Films
Contributing Articles in Foreign Films
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Laure - Starring Cult Star Annie Belle
Laure is the only directorial effort by novelist Emmanuelle Arsan who combines the exploitation movie with a strange metaphysical plot. Cult actress Annie Belle stars.
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Film Review - Lars von Trier's Antichrist
Starring Willem Defoe and Charlotte Gainsbourg, controversial Danish director Lars von Trier presents his latest opus, Antichrist, a harrowing portrayal of love and loss.
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Barah Aana
Naseeruddin Shah, a contender for India's Best Actor crown, leads a superlative ensemble in Raja Menon's critically acclaimed kidnapping caper.
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The White Ribbon review
With his last movie, Michael Haneke delivers the most mature reflection on one of his favorite topic: violence and human nature.
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Film Review - The Class
A teacher, Monsieur Marin (François Bégaudeau) tries to teach a class of racially mixed students from a tough Parisian neighbourhood
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Departures by Yojiro Takita
This Japanese movie is a sensitive exploration of ritual and transformation that succeeds in being humourous, deeply moviing, and life affirming in the face of loss.
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Broken Embraces Sexy Dangerous Interlude
The past haunts a blind writer who goes up against a rich industrialist over a woman (Penelope Cruz) in suspense-soaked story by Pedro Amodovar that keeps you on edge.
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Death Note: The Last Name DVD Review
Kenichi Matsuyama fleshes out L, the genius battling Kira Light Yagami, who joins the investigating team. Stars Tatsuya Fujiwara, Erika Toda, Takeshi Kaga & Nana Katase.
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Death Note Desu Nôto DVD Review
Tatsuya Fujiwara is revolutionary Light Yagami, who believes in killing criminals to make a better world. Stars Kenichi Matsuyama, Takeshi Kaga, Asaka Seto & Yu Kashii.
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November 2009 Bollywood Film Releases
Ajab Prem was declared a superhit, De Dana Dhan opened strongly and 2012 proves that Hollywood is now a major force to contend with on the Indian movie scene.
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