A curated collection of films from around the world, non-English language stories that range from intimate dramas to brutal horror and everything in between. Whether subtitled, dubbed, or quietly multilingual, these international picks prove that great cinema doesn’t need borders.
Tin and Tina is a Spanish language horror film. It follows a woman who adopts two albino siblings from a convent who want to show her the light.
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If Art the Clown can pull off a Santa suit in Terrifier 3, why not an LGBTQIA2S+ slasher movie set at Christmastime to go with it? Bad Girl Boogey, So Vam, and T-Blockers pave the way for Alice Maio Mackay’s latest feature film, Carnage For Christmas. Co-written by Benjamin Pahl Robinson the indie horror follows a classic…
Infinite Summer is an Estonian-English world cinema title about four women who spend time in a lakeside cabin for a psychedelic adventure
Estonian language feature film Chainsaws Were Singing just played at the Fantasia Film Festival. If you see one film this year, make it this one.
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Propriedade (English – Property) is a Portuguese language film about landowners versus farm workers. Taken for granted, they hit back.
When the Puppet Master pulls the strings, no one escapes unscathed. Vash 2023 delivers a chilling confrontation with the Prince of Darkness himself, leaving you questioning who truly controls your fate.
