#The Foreign Films

[bostonfly]

Listen/purchase: Johnny Don't Be A Fool by The Foreign Fims

[le-souriant]

Listen to it and much more on the Playlist

@osornios

[learnelle]

I posted a chatty video on my YouTube channel all about how I started reading in French, with some francophone book recommendations too! You can find it here 🇫🇷📚✨

[idiosyncratictransmissions]

The Foreign Films - Perfect Future

New single from The Foreign Films titled “Perfect Future” from the album Magic Shadows. “The premise of “Perfect Future” is to imagine yourself as a ghost floating away from this earthly life. Free from everything yet forever tethered to your memories. Check it out.

    The Foreign Films – Perfect Future was originally published on Idiosyncratic Transmissions

[ferretfyre]

Academy Award for Best International Feature Film:

The life we enjoy is very much worth the sacrifice.

The Zone of Interest (United Kingdom - 2023, dir. Jonathan Glazer)

[belle-keys]

Recommendations for media about translation, interpreting, and foreign languages

Movies and TV

Quo Vadis, Aida? (2020) The Interpreter (2005) The Last Stage (1948)

Books

Babel: An Arcane History by R.F. Kuang The Centre by Ayesha Manazir Siddiqi Translating Myself and Others by Jhumpa Lahiri The Interpreter by Suki Kim Girl in Translation by Jean Kwok Translation Nation by Héctor Tobar Alphabet of Thorn by Patricia A. McKillip Translation State by Ann Leckie

Other Important Topics and Subjects

La Malinche The Rosetta Stone The Tower of Babel The Adamic Language Esperanto Philology Goethean World Literature

Documentaries and History

The Interpreters: A Historical Perspective The Nuremberg Trials Biblical Translation St. Jerome - patron saint of translators Shu-ilishu's Seal (first depiction of an interpreter)

[ratuszarsenal]

very funny to me that every polish person who watched 1670 on here is writing posts begging non-polish people to watch it. including me.

[yesssssss-anime]

I seriously hope that Hollywood media just fails for a while so companies will finally realise how important their actors and writers are. I hope they come to see that ai can’t be used for everything. Also I find it funny how these companies think that we’re not going to support the strikers just because we won’t get some new Hollywood media for a while. I think they forgot that Hollywood isn’t the only place in the world creating amazing tv shows and movies. We have k-dramas, Thai-drama, anime, Tollywood and Bollywood movies. This isn’t the end of entertainment for us. If we don’t want to watch foreign media we still have old shows and movies that are great. I mean I can finally start watching those old Hollywood movies I’ve been planning to watch. So sure threaten us with the lack of media…we still having everything we need. The only person who’s in trouble because of the strikes is the goddamn companies. So screw you and have fun not making any money.

[shattereddteacup]

Passages (2023)

Dir. Ira Sachs

Language: English, French

[akirchartwayoflife]

[chicken-blitz13]

So scrolling through pinterest, I'm wondering.. All the KoH fans I need help finding this film

[l-ultimo-squalo]

Amulet (1991) dir. Mykola Rasheyev

There's a copy of this rare film with English subtitles both on VK as well as on the internet archive.

[keefbongo]

Branded to Kill (1967), Dir. Seijun Suzuki

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Tropical Malady (2005) dir. Apichatpong Weerasethakul

[labyrinthofstreams]

Margit Carstensen in Martha (1974) | dir. Rainer Werner Fassbinder

[ferretfyre]

Academy Award for Best International Feature Film:

With having failed, you must accept yourself as fallible in order to love others and life. Another Round (Druk - Denmark - 2020, dir. Thomas Vinterberg)