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A Short Film About Killing Krzysztof Kieślowski source In a casual film viewing experience, we see lots of murders on screen and we are so habituated about on-screen mimicry of supreme violence that hardly

Les Vacances de Monsieur Hulot (1953) Dir — Jacques Tati source It all started with this film. The tall man with a pipe and a nervous unsure gait, who means well but often ends up in mess—the famous character

source, edited in PS This article is not a technical guide to download cinema, neither it is a tutorial of any sort. It will focus on Cinema only as an art form and ignore everything else. This article

El Topo Dir — Alejandro Jodorowsky source Through the sea of scorched sand, a black horse is carrying two riders, despite all the complaints the desert might have. The scene might not feel absurd, conventional

Being the host, I will not be participating in the contest—but I just couldn't let the opportunity pass to write something on the topic and possibly introduce a few foreign films to whoever concerned.

Paprika Dir — Satoshi Kon source If you've seen Christopher Nolan's Inception and are familiar with the central concept the film is built upon, dream within a dream, and venturing into someone else's dream

Kes (1969) Dir — Ken Loach source Watching Kes was a scintillating experience. At first, I was reliving my teenage days. I realized, later on, it represented every single childhood I knew around me, perhaps

Duvidha Dir — Mani Kaul source I do not like Hindi movies — or so thought my peers in bdcommunity @azircon @zayedsakib. It's not true but they have reasons to assume so, as I've expressed my disapproval

A Man Escaped (1956) Dir — Robert Bresson Source Throughout film history, master filmmakers threw unkind words at each other, but there is no novelty there. Artists from all form of arts lashed out at

The City of Lost Children (1995) Dir — Marc Caro and Jean-Pierre Jeunet source Caro and Jeunet's The City of Lost Children is not exactly a movie made for children, neither can it be tagged as exclusively

Mon Oncle (1958) Dir — Jacques Tati source Mon Oncle (My uncle) is said to be the most recognized Tati film in the west, surprisingly more so than his magnum opus, Playtime. In Mon Oncle Tati has fingers

On The Waterfront (1954) Dir — Elia Kazan source Elia Kazan is surely one of the prolific filmmakers of the old Hollywood, his colorful life is no less fascinating. He was a member of the communist party