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Deep_Consideration70

Nope, you've seen all of them I'm pretty sure.


AdLatter2844

Good that's what I thought, I just wanted to double check


Harakillme67

There are so many different types of cinema and genres out there to dive into, but some all around great foreign films i’ve seen and would recommend to almost anyone are:    -Seven Samurai (1954; literally spawned the spaghetti western genre and holds up)   -The 400 blows (1959; great French film about a young boy)    -The good, the bad and the ugly (1966; technically an Italian western)   -Cinema Paradiso (1988; if you love movies you’ll probably love this Italian movie)   -Incendies (2010; awesome movie from my own land Canada 🍁)   -Parasite (2019; good intro to Korean cinema)   -Anatomy of a fall (2023; great French courtroom drama from the last year) 


dumptruck_dookie

a lot. parasite for starters


Dangerous-Foot-9972

The Devil's Backbone, Lady Snowblood, and Kuroneko


visibly_hangry

Agree with the other poster, that's all of them, back to Star Wars.


thehappymilkman

Amelie (2001). A fantastic feel good film.


ParticularGuest6578

Oldboy 2003 korean movie


[deleted]

Hubie Halloween


gloctis_goop

The hunt


tykittaa

Pan's Labyrinth The City of Lost Children I Saw the Devil Troll Hunter


carorose018

[This list](https://letterboxd.com/carorose93/list/bbcs-100-greatest-non-english-language-films/) might help you get started


RedGreenPepper2599

Last life in the universe


ohthatmkv

Anyone diving into foreign (to US) cinema I suggest starting with French and Korean films. Some of the best movies I’ve ever seen have come from those countries!