[randita]

Here are a few I have enjoyed.

Life Is Beautiful (Italian) - 1997
Cinema Paradiso (Italian) - 1988
Amelie (French) - 2001
Rosenstrasse (German) - 2003
The Last Days of Sophie Scholl (German) - 2005

[Mmogamer]

Das Boot- German
Ran - Japanese

[Dr. Sivana]

The Passion of the Christ

[Eepsy]

Everything Jacques Tati ever did.

[CompGeek]

A couple of recent movies you might enjoy

1. The Lives of Others - German
2. Il Divo - Italian

[Vaquero]

Whats Up Tiger Lily......

[Bryanw92]

I’ve only sat through three foreign language films in my life, so I guess they’re my favorites since I own a copy of each:

The Seven Samurai
Das Boot
The Passion of the Christ (which probably doesn’t qualify as a “film” since it was made by an American for an American audience, but it’s in a foreign language and that’s enough for me)

[Bon mots]

Ogniem i Mieczem - Jerzy Hoffman

Based on Henryk Sienkiewicz's novel, "With Fire and Sword".

[SAMWolf]

Das Boot. Germany

[Stonewall Jackson]

The Seven Samurai (Japan) - 1954
Das Boot (Germany) - 1981

[Tijeras_Slim]

Super Fly (Ebonics) - (1972)

[LiberConservative]

Das Boot - German
Chocolate - A Thai martial arts film. AWESOME.

[SAMWolf]

Katyn - Polish

[icwhatudo]

Help me on the names folks:

1. Kagushima? War movie where the soldiers had flags on their backs and they picked some twin commoner to stand in for general.

2. Recent film where assassins were trying to kill the Chinese emperor and at the end the guy had a chance to kill him with one move (he got close enough by supposedly killing other assassins) but he wanted China to be united and didn’t do it. He died in a hail of arrows like 300.

3. Black and white film where peasants hired a bunch of out of work samuri to defend the town.

[Gapplega]

The Lives of Others (German) 2007
Downfall (German) 2005
A Woman in Berlin (German) 2008
After the Truth (German)1999
Sophie Scholl (German) 2005
La Vie En Rose (French) 2007

[Marie2]

I like to watch films in German. If anyone can recommend German language film(s) to me, I’d appreciate it.

I have watched and thoroughly enjoyed “Das Boot” and “Schultze Gets the Blues.”

Any other German language films out there and rentable? When I ask at Blockbuster they just say umm, I don’t know.

[wendy1946]

My all-time favorite, the tale of how Tsar Peter married the poet Pushkin's great grandfather into Russian nobility:

[diefree]

Big Deal on Madonna Street - Italian - takeoff on Rififi

[seton89]

“Riget” (1994) - Danish

[csmusaret]

Rocky

[redhead]

"The Island." Freeper Kolokotronis recommended it to me. Here's the Netflix blurb:

"Father Anatoli (portrayed by former Russian rock star Pyotr Mamonov) lives a hermitlike existence in a remote Russian Orthodox monastery, where he's visited by people who believe he has the power to heal, see the future and exorcise demons. But Anatoli's odd behavior confuses his fellow monks, who are unaware that he's tortured by a past sin and considers himself an unworthy fraud. Pavel Lungin directed this poignant parable.