TV lists writer Tara was raised on Disney classics, vampire media, and 80s movies, discovering a love of filmmaking through Back to the Future and The Goonies. Outside of writing, Tara can be found taking part in pub quizzes, enjoying musical theatre, and defending morally grey female characters online.
Although many native English-speaking audiences may not find foreign language cinema to be the most accessible form of entertainment, others rightfully believe that refusing to engage in films that are not in English means missing out on some of the greatest movies of all time and, especially, the last decade.
Following its premiere at the Berlin International Film Festival, Petite Maman was swept up for international distribution by Neon and Mubi, where it received widespread audience and critical acclaim. Petite Maman received the Audience Award at the San Sebastián International Film Festival and has been praised for its themes of both heartbreak and hopefulness.
7 'Burning' From South Korea Before he was earning accolades for his performance in the mini-series Beef or facing off against the unknown in Nope, Steven Yeun starred as Ben, a mysterious man with a penchant for fire, in Lee Chang-dong's drama Burning. Burning tells the story of Jong-su , a young man whose run-in with a former classmate takes him down a potentially dangerous path.
Drive My Car follows Yūsuke Kafuku , an actor and director who finds himself internally dealing with his wife's infidelity and death when he begins directing a production of Chekhov's Uncle Vanya, a show he was starring in when she passed away two years prior. When Yūsuke is issued a driver, Misaki Watari , the two eventually bond over the traumas in their pasts and help one another begin to move on.
The Zone of Interest works to give a face to the perpetrators of the holocaust and depict how, for all intents and purposes, they were just normal people.
2 'Portrait of a Lady on Fire' From France Arguably Céline Sciamma's most celebrated film, Portrait of a Lady on Fire tells a beautiful story of love, loss, and duty. The movie depicts a relationship between two women, Héloïse, a young aristocrat, and Marianne , a woman who is commissioned to paint her portrait in order to help her secure marriage to a Milanese nobleman.
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