As the world becomes more interconnected, the popularity of foreign films has soared, offering audiences a diverse range of cinematic experiences. Many of these films, usually accessible to global audiences through various free platforms, have garnered widespread acclaim and appreciation. We explore some of the most popular free foreign films and look into the reasons […]

Film Review and Synopsis: Rashomon (1950) Rashomon, directed by the legendary Akira Kurosawa, is a timeless cinematic masterpiece that continues to captivate audiences nearly seven decades after its initial release in 1950. A groundbreaking exploration of truth, perception, and the subjectivity of human experience, the film unfolds against the backdrop of a mesmerizing forest, serving

We’re very disappointed that one of our all-time TV favorites is no longer being taped on NHK World Japan.  “Cool Japan” was a captivating television program broadcast for free and offering a unique perspective on Japan’s culture, lifestyle, and technological innovations. We contacted NHK World Japan and received the following reply about Cool Japan: Thank

Bento Expo: Unveiling the Culinary and Cultural Artistry of Japanese Packed Meals Bento Expo, a captivating program by NHK World Japan, takes viewers on a delectable journey into the heart of Japan’s culinary heritage. Beyond being mere packed meals, bento boxes are a canvas for artistic expression, a reflection of cultural traditions, and a testament

The Value of Watching International Movies and TV Shows In a world that is increasingly interconnected, the value of watching foreign or international movies and TV shows cannot be overstated. Beyond mere entertainment, these cinematic and televised creations serve as windows into diverse cultures, fostering empathy, understanding, and a deeper appreciation for the global tapestry

A great film may not be easy to watch. It may highlight unlikeable characters. It might incite controversy or deal with difficult subject material or show uncomfortable scenes from society. The powerful Korean movie Oasis by Lee Chang-dong is one of those types of movies. Our Free Foreign Films Oasis Film Review: lead characters The

Review by Dr. Felix Chen If you were going to create the martial arts flick for all of eternity, you would enlist the world’s number one martial artist star and stage unforgettable fight scenes showcasing the unparalleled prowess of said box office draw. Well, that movie’s been made already: Enter the Dragon. It is, simply,

I think one of the features that this site offers that I have not seen anywhere else is the list of free international film special offers that are available (only) right now. This means that these films may not be available anywhere next week – for free or not. We belong to many movie and

Burning is one of the best movies I have seen in a while. I loved this movie. It was suspenseful and totally absorbing, and worth watching again. The movie was directed by Lee Chang-dong, who also directed Poetry, another film on our favorites list. An aspiring writer in Seoul, Jong-su bumps into an old friend

Watch West of the Tracks Wang Bang’s West of the Tracks (Tie Xi Qu) is a colossus of Chinese documentary. It is a titan of foreign film. It is a fantastic epic of a movie. And I loved it. The film is actually a collection of three films – totaling a viewing time of over