Dyah (pronounced Dee-yah) is a Senior Author for Collider. She graduated from Satya Wacana Christian University in October 2019, obtaining a Bachelor's degree in English Literature with a concentration on Creative Writing. Currently, she's pursuing her Master's degree in English Language Studies and is expected to graduate in 2024.
As director Bong Joon-ho famously said in his 2020 Oscars acceptance speech, “Once you overcome the one-inch tall barrier of subtitles, you will be introduced to many more amazing films.” Although Hollywood has become the mecca of the film industry, its American-centric approach sometimes overshadows the equally powerful narratives offered by filmmakers across the globe. These timeless cross-continental films are not only a testament of their home countries, but also of the time they were in.
Life Is Beautiful PG-13 Release Date December 20, 1997 Director Roberto Benigni Cast Roberto Benigni , Nicoletta Braschi , Giorgio Cantarini , Giustino Durano , Sergio Bini Bustric , Marisa Paredes Runtime 116 Main Genre Comedy WATCH ON NETFLIX Release Date April 16, 1999 Director Pedro Almodovar Cast Cecilia Roth , Marisa Paredes , Candela Pena , Antonia San Juan , Penelope Cruz Runtime 101 Minutes Main Genre Drama WATCH ON NETFLIX
Release Date December 23, 1947 Director Jean Cocteau , René Clément Cast Jean Marais , Josette Day , Mila Parély , Nane Germon Runtime 93 minutes Main Genre Fantasy WATCH ON TUBI ✕ Remove Ads 6 ‘Parasite’ Director: Bong Joon-ho Parasite is a wickedly sharp take on class warfare wrapped in dark humor and suspense. The struggling Kim family, led by cunning patriarch Ki-taek, lives a hardscrabble life in a cramped basement apartment - until their son Ki-woo lands a tutoring gig for the naive, wealthy Park family. He’s unqualified, but that doesn’t stop him from creating a web of convincing lies to secure jobs for each of his family members under the Park roof.
5 ‘Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon’ Director: Ang Lee Set in the waning days of the Qing Dynasty, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon invites audiences into a mystical 19th-century China, where honor, tradition, and unfulfilled desires collide. The legendary warrior Li Mu Bai , ready to renounce his sword and seek peace, entrusts his iconic Green Destiny blade to his loyal confidante, Yu Shu Lien .
4 ‘Cinema Paradiso’ Director: Giuseppe Tornatore ✕ Remove Ads Cinema Paradiso is a love letter to film and friendship, forming a bittersweet story set in post-World War II Sicily. Salvatore , now a famous director, returns to his quaint Sicilian village for the funeral of Alfredo , the projectionist who sparked his passion for cinema.
Fellini’s lens turns Rome into a city bathed in elegance and sunlight. Yet at the same time, it is hollow and hedonistic. As Marcello tumbles through superficial pleasures and empty fame, he slowly realizes that the world he lives in is heavy with existential musings and indulgence. Amidst all the glamor and the glitz, the so-called sweet life might not be so dazzling after all.
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