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Tag Archives: Foregin Movies
Global Advent: Day 13
The Film: Night Watch [Nochnoy dozor] & Day Watch [Dnevnoy dozor] – Russia Night Watch and Day Watch are two of my favourite foreign films. In part because nothing and everything feels foreign about them. Does that make it clear? … Continue reading
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Global Advent: Day 9
The Film: Muriel’s Wedding – Australia I love Australian movies, especially the comedies. The wit and the humor is as distinct as the unforgettable characters and Muriel’s Wedding is packed with them. It is, of course, about Muriel’s wedding. It’s … Continue reading
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Global Advent: Day 7
The Film: Cold Comfort Farm – England Movies about writers have a special place in my heart. As do movies with a great cast, an underplayed quirk, and period pieces. Which makes Cold Comfort an all-around winner. Everything is strange in … Continue reading
Posted in BBC, Christmas, Comedy, Crossposted, England, Film, Film Genre, Food, French, Holiday, International Cinema, Period, Period Drama, Period Piece, Romantic Comedy, Side Dish, Spices, UK, Vegan, Vegetarian
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