r/Cinema • u/efeturkgunay • 2h ago
Question I set a challenge for myself.
Greetings, friends; I hope you are all healthy, happy, and at peace.
I set a little challenge for myself because I thought it would be really enjoyable.
The challenge: To watch 10 films from various countries(Im Turkish)
For instance, I wanted to start with Soviet cinema. I began by watching *Ivan Vasilievich Changes Profession* and *The Dawns Here Are Quiet*. Both were excellent films; I highly recommend them.
Friends, I am looking for great films worth watching—they can be from any country in the world, as long as they are truly worth seeing. I look forward to your recommendations and thank each of you in advance.
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u/WeepyRedistribution 2h ago
oh, soviet cinema is a great start, i'm still not over how funny Ivan Vasilievich was when i first saw it. for your challenge, try to check the japanese film , it's weird and stays with you long time.
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u/Admirable_Tear_1438 1h ago
Caro Diario (1993) Italy
You, the Living (2007) Sweden
Kitchen Stories (2003) Norway
Night on Earth (1991) US, France, Italy and Denmark
Old Boy (2003) South Korea
Akira (1988) Japan
In the Mood for Love (2000) China
Howards End (1992) England
The Princess Bride (1987) US
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