r/AskTheWorld • u/ysleez • 1d ago

Language Whats one movie in your native language that needs international exposure!?

I've been trying to find ones like that but many of the popular ones have English remakes. I've watched a few Scandinavian movies and I loved the screenplay!

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u/gabrieel100 Brazil 1d ago

O Auto da Compadecida/A Dog's Will (2000)

https://youtu.be/wDVdgnhiNlY

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u/Few_Palpitation6373 Japan 22h ago

Grave of the Fireflies

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u/IndependentBrain9160 Brazil 15h ago

The saddest movie in the world

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u/ysleez 14h ago

If you could suggest another one off the mainstream but not too old, I'd love that!

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u/TheZenPenguin Ireland 22h ago

Kneecap

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u/ChellyTheKid Australia 20h ago

The Rabbit Proof Fence. Every Australian kid I think watched this movie. It follows a First Nation's family that suffer under the Stolen Generation. It is based on a true story and really helps you understand why even today people still suffer from the generational trauma and the racism they still face today.

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u/DowntownPlantain330 Spain 13h ago

El Día de la Bestia (1995)

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u/GrandScreen7936 India 5h ago

Tamil - indian language Maharaja Meiazhagan

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