Foreign Cinema

Song of the Phoenix is the late Chinese filmmaker Wu Tianming's last directorial work. The film revolves around an elderly Suona performer who struggles to pass on the slowly dying musical art to a young apprentice in a modern and urbanized China.

This film is a a harrowing tale about the cultural divide in Kerala, a troubled province located on India’s picturesque Malabar coast, When The Woods Bloom reveals that all is not what it seems. Despite being the country’s most advanced city with 100 percent literacy and world-class health care systems in place, it is not without its deep-rooted monumental issues and dangerous conflicts.

Set in 1957, The People Vs. Fritz Bauer is about a German Jewish attorney general in pursuit of Nazis to bring justice for their atrocities during WWII.

Operation Chromite , directed by John H. Lee, is based on the real events of the Battle of Incheon during the Korean War in the 1950s.

It is a beautiful summer day on the West coast of Denmark. Apart from the roar of the sea and the gulls’ screech there is an unnatural silence.

The cinema industry (if one can use this word) of Saudi Arabia is minuscule. It only produces a couple of feature motion pictures and a few documentaries each year.

Call Me Thief is the debut feature by South African director Daryne Joshua. The screenplay is based on the true story of John W.

The best motion pictures always reflect the times people live in. And our times are pretty troubled ones.

Two twin sisters - excellent singers – never leave each other’s side. Nor could they, since they are Siamese twins, attached at the hip.

House of Others, the directorial debut of Rusudan Glurjidze, is a haunting family drama about two families living in an abandoned village in Abkhazia, a remote region of Georgia. The film is set during the mid-1990s.