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What are the best foreign films you've seen?

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Foreign, or foreign language? Rabbit Proof Fence is a great movie, it's Australian. I liked Amelie too.
 
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The City of Lost Children
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and delicatessen
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COLC was delightful despite being dark, Delicatessen freaked my ****** out.

My Life As A Dog is a classic.
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Prisoner of the Mountains.

Until the End of the World was a bit drawn out, but interesting nonetheless.

Any film directed by Truffaut, but 400 Blows is what he is most famous for.

Man Facing Southeast.

The Phantom of Liberty.

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i liked "Maria Full of Grace" (about a girl and smuggling drugs). Saw it in my spanish class (the movie is all in spanish)
 
Almost any films by Truffaut and Fellini.

Kind Hearta and Coronets

Small Change

Eight and A Half

Z

A Man and A Woman

Four Weddings and a Funeral

Seven Samurai

Cousin, Cousine

 
Battle Royale was good. And I saw this one japanese movie that was about this kid/guy and a bunch of dreams he has through out his life. That was pretty cool too.
 
The Apu trilogy.

Pather Panchali, Aparajito, Apu Sansar. The director, Satyajit Ray, has other good movies as well.
 
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