Non-English movies
@denniechantrain (31)
Belgium
December 29, 2011 7:39pm CST
I like to watch non-English movies every now and then, even if I need English or other subtitles in order to understand it. Here are some examples of the movies I watched. Perhaps some of you could share their list of non-English movies:
German:
Keinohrhase
Zweiohrküken
Vollidiot
Herr Lehmann
Der kleine Mann
Sonnenallee
French:
Tais-toi
Chez les Chtis
Le Code a changé
Dutch:
Zot van A
Japanese (but watched it in French)
Les filles du botaniste
Tagalog:
Forever and a day
3 responses
@lipsva6mi (1)
•
3 Jan 12
I watch bulgarian movies, because i am bulgarian.This is my nativ language.The bests bulgarian films are comedy, comedi serials .I recomend you :"Etajna sobstvenost", "Lubimec 13".
@Torunn (8607)
• Norway
30 Dec 11
I don't watch a lot of Norwegian movies actually, I usually don't think they're very good :-) But I really like Flåklypa Grand Prix. I suppose most Norwegians do, a lot of people see it again and again, every Christmas.
There's usually always sub-titles here, no mather which language. Also in Norwegian, for peole with hearing disorder. The reason I see more films in English is that there's so much more of them.
In French I've seen Trois Colours (Bleu, Rouge, Blanc). That's ages ago but they were good. I've kind of have planned that I want to see Das Boot, just need to get a better TV first.
