Recommend me a non-English language film, please.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

There is only one.

(How DOES one type out of synch, prease?)

I think you will find there are over 60, I have them all

And all them are the original?

[Faithfree]

Samson and Delilah
Written and directed by the toddler over the road when I was a kid in Alice Springs in the 1970s. It is mostly in Warlpiri, a western desert Aboriginal language with a fair bit of English thrown it - all actors speak in their own languages (English subtitles where appropriate). My best mate in the early 1970s (the directors older brother - haven't seen him for 20+ years) plays an itinerant alcoholic, more-or-less a former version of his real self.

[charlou]

There are so many to recommend!

Ten Canoes, Brodre, Dersu Uzala, Babette's Gaestebud, Amelie, Diarios de motocicleta, Bandit Queen, La Pianiste, La vita è bella,
El laberinto del fauno, The Last Emporer ... to name a few ...

[Achtland]

there are some very good films that have come out of japan, korea and hong kong (tartan and highland film companies are the best know). titles include 'old boy', 'audition' and 'battle royale'. also there is a film based on a book that was written by an italain who observed the mob in italy that is good.
also french film called 'Angle A' that is defo worth a watch.

apart from that there is the old classics

'dobermann'
'city of god'
'la infant'
'reverse'
'night watch'
'day watch'
'ghost in a shell(1&2)'

ect.

most manga or asian cartoon is good

asterix french origanal are also woth a watch

[Animavore]

Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

The Passion of the Christ.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed.

Ah, an non-profit venture.

[FBM]

Silmido (a Korean film, of course ) really kicked my ass, not because of the quality of acting or directing (mediocre, not really bad), but because it's based on a true story. The S. Korean gov't assembled a squad of criminals on death row, sequestered them on an island, trained them to be a crack commando team focused on assassinating then-N. Korean leader, Kim Il Sung, etc. I freakin' loved it. You can find it with Engrishee subs.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

Silmido (a Korean film, of course ) really kicked my ass, not because of the quality of acting or directing (mediocre, not really bad), but because it's based on a true story. The S. Korean gov't assembled a squad of criminals on death row, sequestered them on an island, trained them to be a crack commando team focused on assassinating then-N. Korean leader, Kim Il Sung, etc. I freakin' loved it. You can find it with Engrishee subs.

FBM, there was a film about a Korean soldier released a couple of years ago that got good press here in the States. Do you recall that one?

[leo-rcc]

If you haven't seen it, Zatoichi is a brilliant movie.

[FBM]

FBM, there was a film about a Korean soldier released a couple of years ago that got good press here in the States. Do you recall that one?

Yes, I do. It was great!

[Gawdzilla Sama]

FBM, there was a film about a Korean soldier released a couple of years ago that got good press here in the States. Do you recall that one?

Yes, I do. It was great!

Do you by any chance remember the name?

[FBM]

FBM, there was a film about a Korean soldier released a couple of years ago that got good press here in the States. Do you recall that one?

Yes, I do. It was great!

Do you by any chance remember the name?

Yes, I do. It was great, too!

[leo-rcc]

FBM, there was a film about a Korean soldier released a couple of years ago that got good press here in the States. Do you recall that one?

Yes, I do. It was great!

Do you by any chance remember the name?

"Welcome To Dongmakgol" perhaps?

[Gawdzilla Sama]

FBM, there was a film about a Korean soldier released a couple of years ago that got good press here in the States. Do you recall that one?

Yes, I do. It was great!

Do you by any chance remember the name?

"Welcome To Dongmakgol" perhaps?

Doesn't ring a bell.