#international films

[daylightbird]

Some of the nominations Society of the Snow (La sociedad de la nieve) received in Awards shows:

San Sebastian Film Festival (happened on September 2023 in Spain)

Audience Award (won and scored the highest rating ever for the award)

European Film Awards (happened on December 9th, 2023 in Germany)

Visual effects (won)

Make-up & hair (won)

Golden Globe Awards (happened on January 7th in USA)

Best Motion Picture – Non-English Language (didn't win)

Critics Choice Awards (happened on January 14th in USA)

Best Foreign Language Film (didn't win)

Best Score (didn't win)

Premios Goya (Goya Awards) (happens on February 10th in Spain)

Best film

Best original score

Best editing

Best production supervision

Best makeup and hairstyles

Best costume design

Best new actor

Best art direction

Best special effects

Best cinematography

Best sound

Best adapted screenplay

Best director

BAFTA Awards (happens on February 18th in UK)

Film Not in The English Language

Oscars (happens on March 10th in USA)

Best international feature film of the year

Achievement in makeup and hairstyling

[snakeribs]

Daisies (1966)

"We exist! We exist! We exist!"

[keefbongo]

Pale Flower (1964)

Dir. by Masahiro Shinoda

[wanderingmind867]

You know what's messed up? Even if I wanted to be a voice actor or actor or something (not saying I will, but hypothetically), I'd be expected to move to America to make it big since I'm Canadian (or in simpler terms, not american). Cash in by heading off to LA or NYC. And I hate that. Nobody should have to go to LA or NYC just to make it big!!! The US loves it though, because it allows them to steal everyone else's best talent!! It's morally bankrupt!! Someone should be fighting this corruption! It's awful!!

[liberoquorion]

unpopular opinion: i prefer international film festival movies over blockbuster big-name movies.

one reason being the cinematography. something about the way film festival movies are directed and filmed are just so beautiful and gorgeous. it makes you feel like your watching a reel of short clips of someones life for a period in time. the most popular example of this is call me by your name. its cinematography and the way its just produced is just gorgeous and it never feels too much. no scene feels insignificant. usually with those films there a scenes where there isnt any dialogue but you can tell exactly whats going through that characters mind. theres also just a comfort feel of those films, they give off the vibe that theyre like warm and comfy and more intimate with its audience (the viewers) whereas blockbuster movies feel like theres a rigid wall between the movie and the viewer.

idk it could just be me but i do prefer them over blockbuster. maybe its cause i grew up going to the film festival in my city and enjoyed watching french films (i'm french).

[katieroo28]

yes, i understand that india chose not to submit rrr for best international film because they were hoping they’d have a better shot at best picture if they didn’t but that’s still bizarre to me because now rrr wasn’t nominated for either when it easily could have dominated best international film and historically, there’s usually at least one film from the best international film category that makes its way into best picture too (ex: all quiet on the western front)

so yes, i’m still calling rrr a snub because i think india snubbed it in a bid to win best picture instead and it didn’t end well

[michaelelvidge]

Still issues of my film zine FREE NIGHTMARE available. Issue number 5 with a feature on Chris Mitchum and films he starred in Clockwork Terror and The Executioner 2 and lots of film reviews like Werewolf Woman, Lips Of Blood, Season Of The Witch. Articles and review of cool zines, books and comics. Magazine sized 24 pages in total stapled at the side, $10 plus $5 shipping PM to order

[heartbeatmad]

Io Capitano

[cherryobsession]

I really want to watch some Mexican cinema. I’ve watched French, Japanese, German, Korean, British, and a bunch of others. But never Mexican.

When my room is fixed, I’m going to watch tons of Mexican Films on Kanopy.

[jiomami]

Don't miss the opportunity to discover extraordinary films from across the globe at the Jio MAMI Mumbai Film Festival. Join us in celebrating the power of cinema and indulge in a captivating journey through the world of World Cinema Films.

[cmrosens]

Here for the Horror #2 - Films 51-100

Part 2! The post on the first 50 films for my challenge can be read here, and this post covers films 51-100. To nobody’s surprise, there is… more family horror on this list! And more Welsh Horror! Wow. Who could have foreseen. I’ve made these themes deliberately broad so that it fits all the films in! Family Horror (Films 51-65) Welsh Horror (Films 66-68) Trauma/Existential Dread (Films…

[rodspurethoughts]

Independent Film Festival Boston Celebrates 20 Years with Diverse Lineup of Films and Discussions

This year marks the 20th anniversary of the Independent Film Festival Boston, a celebration of independent cinema that brings together audiences, filmmakers, and industry professionals from around the world. The festival was founded in 2003 and has since become a major event in the Boston film scene. From April 26 to May 3, the festival will showcase a diverse lineup of 90 films, including…

[haute-lifestyle-com]

MIFF: Moscow International Film Festival Announces Jury and Program #janetwalker #hautelifestylecom #theentertainmentzonecom #film #moscowinternationalfilmfestival #moscow #russia #film #filmmaking #filmfestival

[lesterpubliclibrary]

International Films by Lester Public Library Via Flickr: See the trailer: www.youtube.com/watch?v=HhhEWJ1s7VU Lester Public Library, Two Rivers, Wisconsin

[charitydingle]

Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery 1997, dir. Jay Roach

[world-of-celebs]

Jennifer Aniston attends the premiere of "Cake" at The Elgin at the 2014 Toronto International Film Festival on September 8, 2014 in Toronto, Canada.