The Best Foreign Language Movies of 2018
18 films from 13 different countries make up our list of the best foreign language movies of 2018.
Tag: Foreign Objects
The 17 Best Foreign Language Movies of 2017
From South Korea to Germany to Israel, these are the best foreign-language films we imported in 2017.
Fantasia 2017 Review – ‘Fabricated City’ Livens Up a Familiar Plot With Stylish Action and Dramatic Brutality
The director of ‘Welcome to Dongmakgol’ returns with an exciting big-budget thriller from South Korea. Films about characters framed for crimes they didn’t commit and forced to clear their name again…
Say Hello to the Sci-Fi and Revenge-Tinged Tragi-Comedy You Never Knew You Wanted
Missed ConnectionsSave the Green Planet Is a South Korean Tragi-Comedy of Intergalactic ImportanceSomeone needs to “Take Care of Earth.”Welcome to a newly-revamped take on The Essentials. My goal has …
Wild Tales Is a Beautifully Chaotic Anthology of Anger, Love and Revenge
Sony Pictures ClassicsAnthology films seem to back in vogue these past few years, but the vast majority of them - if not all - are focused in the horror genre. It makes sense as those kinds of stories…
‘Red Family’ Review Fantasia 2014: The Family That Slays Together Feels Conflicted About It Later…
‘Red Family’ Review Fantasia 2014: The Family That Slays Together Feels Conflicted About It Later OnFantasia 2014Fantasia International Film Festival 2014 runs July 17 to August 6. Follow all of our c…
‘Live’ Review Fantasia 2014: A Death Race Sponsored By Hooters
Fantasia 2014Fantasia International Film Festival 2014 runs July 17 to August 6. Follow all of our coverage here.Naoto Tamura (Yuki Yamada) is a bit of a dick. He’s obnoxious and indifferent to everyo…
‘No Tears for the Dead’ Review: The Man Behind ‘The Man from Nowhere’ Delivers Once Again
CJ EntertainmentWriter/director Lee Leong-beom’s second feature, 2010’s The Man from Nowhere, not only became the highest-grossing film in South Korea that year but it also found critical success on t…
‘We Are the Best!’ Review: This Is What Pure Joy Looks, Sounds and Feels Like
Magnolia PicturesI don’t think I’ve ever been a young, preteen, Swedish girl trying to form a punk band in the early ’80s, but if I was I’d hope to have even half the strength, optimism, and attitude …
‘App’ Review: Siri’s Evil Dutch Twin Racks Up a Body Count
RAM ReleasingFilm is a constantly developing medium, and while the vast majority of the improvements and advances are strictly on the storytelling side of the equation others are more focused on the t…
