If you time traveled back to the life you were living 2 years ago, would you be happy with your former self or do things differently? In Fugue, Alicja returns to her estranged family after losing her memory 2 years before. She’s repulsed by her bougie family, friends, and former life as a devoted mother.
From: Poland, EuropeContinue reading “Fugue – An Estranged Mother Returns to Her Former Life”
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Taxi Tehran is filmed from a taxi cab driven by Jafar Panahi. As he’s driving round Tehran, he picks up a wide range of characters from a variety of backgrounds. It’s a perfect microcosm for real life in Tehran and Iran and the perfect disguise for a banned filmmaker to practice his art.
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Verida is getting married, and in Mauritania, that means she has to fatten up before the wedding to make sure she’s as beautiful as possible. You’ll get eat all the bowls of cous cous and meat with her on her journey to becoming a big beautiful woman. Flesh Out is a well made portrait of a woman caught in a culture that clashes with modernisation.
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If you’re looking for some of the most awesome stunts and acrobatics you can see on screen, you’ve come to the right place. Ong Bak is a martial arts stunts fest that you can watch again and again. Yes,the script is a little basic and predictable, but, ultimately you won’t care, because this film is so much fun to watch. It’s a thrill ride from start to finish.
From: Thailand, AsiaContinue reading “Ong Bak – An Incredibly Fun Muay Thai Action Thriller”
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If you love entrepreneurship and seeing deserving, hard working kids succeed, you’ll love this film. The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind is a humble success story of one bright kid in Malawi. It’s also a quick 101 of the causes of the Malawian famine, and a brilliant addition to the Netflix catalogue.
From: Malawi, AfricaContinue reading “The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind – Invention Saves the Day”
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