International films provide a unique and accurate perspective on World War II, depicting events and experiences often overlooked by American and British portrayals. The best non-English language World War II movies feature dialogue primarily in French, German, Polish, Japanese, Italian, Hungarian, Norwegian, and Finnish, providing an authentic representation of global experiences during the war. These films cover a wide range of World War II stories, from resistance fighters in Norway to the aftermath of the Hiroshima bombing, showcasing the diverse and devastating effects of the war on different nations and individuals.
While many great movies about World War II are produced in the U.S. and the UK, some of the best films set during the conflict are international features with dialogue spoken in languages other than English. France, Norway, Germany, Japan, and other countries have released World War II movies, most depicting events more relevant to their experiences and perspectives.
While many great movies about World War II are produced in the U.S. and the UK, some of the best films set during the conflict are international features with dialogue spoken in languages other than English. France, Norway, Germany, Japan, and other countries have released World War II movies, most depicting events more relevant to their experiences and perspectives.
- 12/3/2023
- by Eidhne Gallagher
- ScreenRant
This isn’t just Another Day To Live Through in a brand new hauntingly powerful, psychological, ground-hog-day-esque horror out now on UK Digital courtesy of Reel 2 Reel Films.
Directed by Peter Simmons, in his feature debut, this captivating British/Finnish thriller unveils a world of harrowingly exquisite visuals, shrouded in enigma. Satu (Lene Kqiku – Carcera), a Finnish ex-pat seeking solace after a terrible loss, returns to her homeland and there, meets Lauri (Timo Torikka – The Winter War), a semi-retired, bitter military contractor.
But nothing is what it seems as Satu and Lauri find themselves ensnared within a labyrinth of disconcerting, violent and bewildering recurring scenarios, where roles and identities shift in an isolated cabin with no obvious escape.
As time distorts, reality fractures and dangerous truths come to light, Satu must do all she can to break the cycle and escape the waking nightmare she is trapped in…
This sinister,...
Directed by Peter Simmons, in his feature debut, this captivating British/Finnish thriller unveils a world of harrowingly exquisite visuals, shrouded in enigma. Satu (Lene Kqiku – Carcera), a Finnish ex-pat seeking solace after a terrible loss, returns to her homeland and there, meets Lauri (Timo Torikka – The Winter War), a semi-retired, bitter military contractor.
But nothing is what it seems as Satu and Lauri find themselves ensnared within a labyrinth of disconcerting, violent and bewildering recurring scenarios, where roles and identities shift in an isolated cabin with no obvious escape.
As time distorts, reality fractures and dangerous truths come to light, Satu must do all she can to break the cycle and escape the waking nightmare she is trapped in…
This sinister,...
- 9/13/2023
- by Peter 'Witchfinder' Hopkins
- Horror Asylum
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