Hey folks! How y’all keeping? It’s been a while, eh!
So, my hiatus worked wonders, and I feel like it is about time to make Sundays fun again. So, this Sunday 20th September 2020 at 8pm (or 20:00 if you want to keep the 20s going) BST we will delve into another topic from the legend that is @Dennis_Obi
Foreign Language films, or World Cinema, is a topic I’ve considered for a while, but good old Denis sent over some outlined questions to make things easier. I mean, maybe we should have done a topic about the 20s, given the date and time of this relaunch (and I’ve been diving into that decade of film watching recently) – but nope, I literally only just though about that idea as I typed this, so too late…maybe next time a Sunday falls on the 20th. Who knows.
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See you then folks…
Q1: Do you have a favourite non-English language film? One that always find yourself recommending to pretty much everyone you know? Maybe there’s a few. What are they? #MTOS
Q2: Which country or continent do you find yourself drawn to more regarding their cinematic output? What is it about their filmmaking that draws you in? #MTOS
Q3: This year, in the early 2020BC (Before Covid), Parasite was the winner of an abundance of awards, including 4 Oscars. Did you see it, and did it deserve all the acclaim? #MTOS
Q4: Are there any foreign language films that are generally lauded that you haven’t gotten around to? If there are a lot, what are the top priority for you to see? #MTOS
Q5: Favourite non-English speaking director. What is it about their work that you find enticing? #MTOS
Q6: What is your favourite English language film that was based in a foreign country? #MTOS
Q7: Someone says they don’t like foreign films to you – what are the top three films you pick out to attempt to change their mind? #MTOS
Q8: There are many English language remakes of foreign language films, but are any of them good? What ones worked? What ones didn’t? Were any better than the original? #MTOS
Q9: Is there a catalogue of films from any particular country that you haven’t dug down into yet, but keep meaning to? #MTOS
Q10: Finally, what is it that draws you to a foreign language film? Story? Realism? A particular star or director? Or something else entirely? #MTOS
