Force Majeure
Would you offer your life to save a loved one? Would you? Are you sure?
Would you offer your life to save a loved one? Would you? Are you sure?
In sub-titles, this is not a film for those with a weak heart. Families collapse, children are abandoned, and only the smart kids survive.
If your family was killed in World War II, could you really recover to lead a normal life?
This is a tiny movie that reminds everyone that love is often found as a result of happy accidents.
If you want to see a Spanish film set in Chile, go see Gael Garcia Bernal in the amusing historical drama, No (2012).
Rating: Wadjda is the first film by a female Saudi Arabian Director. The film dances with a twinkle in its eye, and it really should be seen. In English sub-titles.
Rating: This is an enchanting film that is as funny as it is meaningful. Sure it is in Spanish, but that’s what Columbus spoke, wasn’t it?
Rating: A story reliving the majesty of martial-arts while looking at the tragedy that befell China both before and after the Japanese invasion from 1938 through 1945.
Rating: Almodovar’s film is about sex in all of its delightful permutations. No one in their right mind should want to see it, and the rest of you should.