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Showing posts with label best foreign films. Show all posts

Top Ranked Films of Roman Polanski

Tuesday, October 11, 2011

Roman Polanski was born in France in 1933 of Polish parents. Even though he only had 5 films make the top 1000, he still is ranked 17th in overall points, as he had four films in the top 200. He's probably better known for his personal life, which is a shame, he's still a top director in the pantheon of cinema.

These are all the films of Polanski’s films that made the top 1000 in our 2011 update

Top Ranked Films of Andrey Tarkovskiy

Monday, October 10, 2011



Andrey Tarkovskiy (1932–1986)

With 7 titles in the top 1000, Russian Tarkovskiy is 22nd in overall points with 21,663, while his more reknowned forefather in Russian cinema, Sergei Eisenstein, also with 7 titles, is 37th with 18,094.



These are all the films of Tarkovskiy’s films that made the top 1000 in our 2011 update of the Top Ranked 1000 Films on the Net, all polls.

1. Solaris (1972)

Academy Awards for Foreign Language Film

Tuesday, May 31, 2011

Oscar® winning Foreign Language Films
updated august, 2011

The Russian War and Peace (1968), directedby Sergei Bondarchuk was the most expensivemovie made at that point, costing 100 millionand using 250,000 extras for battle scenes

Followed by country and director

1947: Shoeshine (Italy) Vittorio DeSica
1948: Monsieur Vincent (France) Maurice Cloche
1949: The Bicycle Thief (Italy) Vittorio

Foreign Films in the IMDB 250

Wednesday, May 18, 2011


These are all the foreign films that made the IMDB top 250 list
(Link to the complete IMDB 250)


1. Seven Samurai (Kurosawa, Japan, 1954) No. 13
2. City of God (Meirelles, Brazil, 2002) No. 19
3. Amelie (Jeunet, France, 2001) No. 46
4. M (Lang, Germany, 1931) No. 55
5. The Lives of Others (von Donnersmarck, Germany, 2006) No. 57
6. Das Boot (Peterson, Germany, 1981) No. 63
7. Life is Beautiful

Great Foreign Films

Friday, March 11, 2011

 Wong Kar-Wai's Fallen Angels
This is primarily intended to be foreign languages other than English, though some of these are mixed languages, such as Babel, and may include some English. I also listed Mira Nair's The Namesake because, even though in English, it's a film made by an Indian director about Bengali Indians living in the U.S. I also included Whale Rider from New Zealand, which is

Salaam Bombay!, a Cinematic Masterpiece

Friday, May 1, 2009

I've just seen (twice) and reviewed Mira Nair's first feature film, Salaam Bombay! - made in 1988 after she had made five documentaries.

There are many amazing things about this movie: only three professional actors, and 24 street kids, who couldn't even read the script. Shot entirely on location in the brothel district of Bombay, with several scenes inside a real brothel, several inside a real
 

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