Foreign Films (general)

Aug 14, 2008

Marion Cotillard: Profile of Oscar Winning Actor

A look at the career of French superstar Marion Cotillard, her life in films and her future projects with Michael Mann and Rob Marshall. more...

Jul 30, 2008

Quirky Cult British Film: Withnail and I

A weekend in the country descends into chaos for a down-on-their-luck pair of resting actors Withnail (Richard E. Grant) and Marwood (Paul McGann). more...

Jul 23, 2008

Foreign Film: Cult Classics and Quirky Favorites

Certain films carve out a niche in peoples' hearts, garnering wave after wave of new fans every generation. This article looks at 8 such contemporary foreign film gems. more...

Jul 1, 2008

Guillermo del Toro – Film Director Profile

Guillermo del Toro wrote/directed the foreign film Pan's Labyrinth, picking up pretty much every award going in the process. He's also set to direct the new Hobbit films. more...

Jun 24, 2008

The Best Foodie Films

The best foreign films about food have the power to tempt and tantalise with their sumptuous imagery. Here's a look at some of the very best dramas about food. more...

May 27, 2008

Info on German Expressionist Films

A brief look at German expressionist cinema, what defines the genre and how it has influenced film noir, horror and modern cinema. more...

May 26, 2008

Cantet's The Class Wins 2008 Palme d'Or

Laurent Cantet's French film The Class is hailed a masterpiece by the 2008 Palme d'Or Jury at Cannes. more...

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Sep 4, 2008

Keoma and Franco Nero

By: Zachary Hughes

Keoma (1976), a late entry in Italy's cycle of Westerns, is as pure a portrayal of apocalyptic vengeance as can be found in any Western. more...

Jul 13, 2008

German Expressionism

By: Sage Meehan

The art form known as German Expressionism has directly influenced the developing film industry of Germany in the 1920s. more...

Jul 4, 2008

Francois Truffaut - Interviews

By: Dan Lalande

French filmmaker Francois Truffaut was recognized as a great interview - but you'd hardly know it from this collection more...

Jun 29, 2008

Review of the German Film "In July"

By: Suzanne Swartz

Combine a road trip across Europe with wit, romance, and a bit of magic, and the result is the 2000 German film, "In July" (original title "Im Juli"). more...

Jun 24, 2008

Carl Dreyer's Vampyr

By: Zachary Hughes

Carl Dreyer's 1932 film is a masterpiece of early sound, phantasmagoric imagery, and macabre themes. more...

Jun 22, 2008

Kitano: Japan's Modern Auteur

By: Zachary Hughes

Takeshi Kitano leaves his signature on all of his work, creating films of subtle beauty and violence, that could belong to none but him. more...

Jun 21, 2008

"Winter Light" and Faith

By: Zachary Hughes

Ingmar Bergman's 1962 film, as part of the "Through a Glass Darkly" trilogy, continues the auteur's exploration of his recurrent themes love, faith, and God's presence. more...

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