r/ForeignMovies • u/RetroWeaver • 5h ago
Has anyone seen Gaua (The Night)?
I heard about Gaua (The Night) 2025 today and it looks like it would make a great Halloween watch. Has anyone seen it?
r/ForeignMovies • u/LatinAmericanCinema • Sep 12 '21
/r/ForeignMovies is under new moderation.
The sidebar has been reworked and tidied up, dead links have been removed and lots of new links added. [note: the sidebar currently works better under old reddit than under new reddit]
A large number of film-related links that have no immediate connection to the topic of this subreddit have been moved to the new WIKI-list.
There will be some changes to the way this subreddit is being moderated, but not really. By that I mean that these are all things that are already part and parcel of this subreddit, but that will be more strictly enforced in the not-too-distant future:
No links to illegal streaming/download sites, and no links to pirated copies of films on video platforms like Youtube. [I know that a vast number of international films are hard to find legally, but anyone recommending a film should realise that people reading the recommendation and caring enough about the film can actually look for it on their own. If people are too lazy to do so, they have probably not been interested enough in the first place.] If a film happens to be in the public domain that’s fine, but your post needs to contain an openly accessible, reliable source that confirms that the film is in the public domain.
No English-language films. [Please take a look at the separate entry I made regarding justifiable exceptions to that rule.]
Naturally, pornography is banned.
Please keep an eye on the quality of the content. While there is absolutley no need to keep this subreddit strictly arthouse, and while many genres are worthy of discussion, you should consider that maybe not every foreign sea-monster B-movie from the 1960s is worth talking about here. There are special subreddits for that sort of thing.
r/ForeignMovies • u/LatinAmericanCinema • May 11 '26
Once again, I need to repeat what I wrote a year or so ago:
"Reddit seems to have become more aggressive in recent weeks when it comes to automatically deleting posts/comments."
Often, I cannot even remotely see the reason why this happens. So if anyone is missing one of their posts or comments, please drop me a line. If I can find the time, I'll go on a hunt and try to find it.
r/ForeignMovies • u/RetroWeaver • 5h ago
I heard about Gaua (The Night) 2025 today and it looks like it would make a great Halloween watch. Has anyone seen it?
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r/ForeignMovies • u/Boring_Breath7263 • 1d ago
I have made a documentary about a Puch Maxi club in a small town in Denmark, and the full film is now available on YouTube!
It’s about friendship, freedom, a little beer, mopeds, and finally getting back on the road after a long winter.
English subtitles are available — just turn them on in the video settings.
r/ForeignMovies • u/Artistic-Space-10 • 2d ago
one of my favorite directors of all time. which one is your favorite? (it's a random list, not a ranked one)
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r/ForeignMovies • u/Tall-Enthusiasm-3350 • 2d ago
Sziasztok valaki leírná nekem az oldal nevét, ahova fel lehet tölteni a vásárolt jegyet, amivel részt lehet venni a játékban?
Köszi előre is !🫶
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r/ForeignMovies • u/nay-r35 • 5d ago
What does it mean to call a place home when the world around you is falling apart?
Watch it on Ray35🎞️🎬📷
r/ForeignMovies • u/evilbutters • 5d ago
Saw this in theaters and didn't get a chance to promote it until now. Hope is incredible. Action sequences that floor you, outstanding performances, and laugh out loud humor. The big issues are the visual effects are janky as hell at times and the ending (or lack of one). Still, Hope will end up being one of my favorite films of the year. Available to rent or buy digitally starting October 13.
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r/ForeignMovies • u/Clear-Ideal7305 • 6d ago
It gives off same vibes as Kids and White Girl both based in NYC and crazy youth. I remember pieces and bits of it: typical white teen girl bad girl with boyfriend hooking up in her room, typical single mom situation who’s kind of trashy (?). Girl works in a pizza shop with her gay guy friend (Hispanic Latino). One night (or day?) the gay guy friend gets shot in the nyc park because of homophobia. It’s very 90s.
r/ForeignMovies • u/FunnyFaithfulSami • 6d ago
Interested in thoughts on my post about this movie…
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r/ForeignMovies • u/Indras_Net_ • 7d ago
Looking for a ticket for VATERLAND screening at the Aero on Thursday Oct 8 at 7pm