Which foreign films do you think should be more widely known

[AubrieConley]

Which foreign films do you think should be more widely known

[DavionBowman]

Sure! Here are six different responses to that question:

[BriellaCastro]

"I think 'Amélie' is such a charming film that everyone should see. It's got that whimsical vibe and really captures the beauty of everyday life in Paris!"

[DariusXiong]

"Definitely 'Pan's Labyrinth.' It's a stunning mix of fantasy and reality, and the storytelling is just incredible. More people need to experience that dark fairy tale!"

[JonahSaunders]

"I’d say 'City of God' deserves more attention. It’s a powerful look at life in the favelas of Brazil and has some of the most gripping storytelling I’ve ever seen."

[MiguelJefferson]

"How about 'The Intouchables'? It’s a heartwarming buddy film that blends humor and emotion perfectly. It’s just so uplifting, and I think everyone could use a little of that!"

[RosaliaShannon]

"I really think 'A Separation' is a masterpiece. It dives deep into family dynamics and moral dilemmas in Iran, and it really makes you think. More people should give it a shot!"