Filmmakers and stars alike a fuming after the recent Golden Globes ruling.

When America gets its hands on a notable, acclaimed, or even obscure foreign film for an English-language, celebrity-filled remake, it’s usually not so good. It’s part of why initial reports of the upcoming Parasite HBO series, from both original director Bong Joon Ho and very American director Adam McKay, had me in a state of agitation. Excellent films are excellent films, no matter what language, no matter what country of origin. In fact, these differences in language, in origin, in cultures explored are part and parcel of what make our contemporary filmscape so satisfying. It’s …

There are many reasons why a show or movie is removed from a service. Netflix removed these ones due to takedown demands by foreign governments.

Bong Joon Ho's Parasite joins a small-but-esteemed list of foreign-language movies nominated for Best Picture throughout Oscar history.

Hollywood seems to struggle with original concepts, and even these 10 amazing films were actually inspired by classic foreign flicks.

In addition to the traditional studio films and blockbuster movies that release each year, there are quite a few terrific foreign-language films.

The South Korean satire is one of the most talked about films of the year.

Bong Joon-ho's Korean dramatic black-comedy thriller Parasite has been named largest-grossing US foreign film of 2019, with over $11 million so far.

Horror films aren't exclusive to one country. Here are 10 of the best foreign horror films ever, according to IMDb.

Remakes can be difficult in the movie business. Sometimes studios think there is an idea too good not to explore again, but audiences can get tired of seeing the same stories done over and over. But what if they are remaking a movie most of the audience has never heard of before?

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