In this installment of For Your Curation Consideration series, I'll try to recommend post reviewing non-Hollywood films. Again, my intention is to direct your upvotes to the reviews of films that represent as much variety as possible.
#1
@mrfantastis brings your attention to Union Unbreakable, 2012 Russian film describing how group of elderly people who long time ago grew up in Soviet Union comes to the aid of a friend in need. Film is relatively obscure, actually so obscure that it doesn't have an IMDb entry, making posts like this one even more valuable.
#2
@rvgenaille serves a dose of 1980s film nostalgia with his review of Armed and Dangerous action comedy about two security guards played by Eugene Levy and legendary John Candy.
#3
@geke gives very long, detailed and personal interpretation of Being There, 1979 classic comedy directed by New Hollywood icon Hal Ashby and starring legendary comedian Peter Sellers and one of the most memorable roles of his career.
