I have also seen "El príncipe (The Prince)", Argentina (2019), and I liked it very much. The main actors were unknown to me and I liked them. It's also hard to see, but good.
I'd rate it with an 8 out of 10.
I found the teaser with subtitles in English:
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Kraftwerk
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:cheesy2: I just LOVE Kraftwerk!!! :cheers:
what about this one? One of my favorites:
Kraftwerk - Trans Europa Express
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"Rendezvous auf den Champs-Élysées
Verlass Paris am Morgen mit dem TEE
Trans-Europa Express"
[:SITD:] DUNKELZIFFER
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"Niemand hat's geseh'n.
Niemand hat's gehört.
Wenn blicke stumm schreien
Wird Kindheit zerstört"
Good list, but there are some more recent ones missing there.
I choose "Shelter" as my top number 1 right now.
A Spanish movie called "Toro" (Bull), 2016, pretty good (if you can speak Spanish) to watch, a bit violent, but with very good Spanish actors.
Out of 10 I would rate it as 8,5.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4213806/
Sorry, I meant if you had watched those two movies you mentioned.
Thanks for the answer.
None of them… Have you watched them? Would you recommend them?
What do you mean none of them? I was replying to the author of this topic, but to your 2nd and 3rd question
Yes I have watched both films.
Personally I would not recommend both, but I am not stopping any members who wants to watch these 2 films.
What kind of "excuse" or justification is "stop what you are doing please, this is a family restaurant."?
This is SO homophonic… that stuff member should be fined for "hate crime"! ???
At least, in Spain this would be a typical reason to fine that person for that crime.
Of course, but why is it so "difficult" (or they are so afraid of) for them to come out? There are other jobs where coming out seems to be easier than in sports, and especially in football.
Of course, there are gay players in every sport.
Ayer empecé a ver "Orange Is the New Black", desde la primera temporada, que todavía no la había visto y todo el mundo habla bien de ella…
Ya os contaré! 
Sasha
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GREAT DJ! :cheers:
My favorite one:
Sasha - Coma
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Maurice (1987) is one of my favorite classics. I watch it once in a while because I love that movie! :love:
If you enjoy very British films, here are a couple from the 1980s that I would consider classics:
Another Country (1984)
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0086904Maurice (1987)
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0093512Many of the films I watch I discover through the "More Like This" feature on IMDB that showcases up to a dozen films.
"The titles listed in the 'More like this' section are generated from a variety of information, including genres, country of origin, actors, and much more."
There are also users' lists on IMDB that can be helpful.
But I raise my eyebrow at the translation.
"Meine Schwiegertochter ist ein Mann" = "My Daughter-in-Law is a Man" not "All you need is love."It's not a translation but an alternative title. Very frequently films are given different names for different markets, especially when there is a language difference but sometimes even in the U.S. vs. the UK.
Meine Schwiegertochter ist ein Mann is a German made-for-television comedy for general viewing audiences. In the U.S., foreign-language films are not considered suitable for the mass market and are released in just a few urban "art-house" theaters plus on DVD or (these days) by streaming. My Daughter-in-Law is a Man would not be an appealing name for a film with a mostly-LGBT+, English-speaking audience because it is from the viewpoint of the mother. The chances of an average American seeing this film was almost zero and even for a gay man, there was never much of a chance. Probably the only way to watch it in the U.S. today, so many years after release, is by torrenting.
I already answered in a previous thread about a favorite classical horror movie (A Nightmare on Elm Street).
Also, one of my favorite ones is Poltergeist and all the parts. I love those movies, too.
For sure for me: A Nightmare on Elm Street, with Freddy Kruger
I love all the different parts!
Light colors (white or light grey) always give a more spacious feeling in the room.
Ahora lo estoy utilizando casi a diario porque a mi novio le han destinado a trabajar a otra provincia… y menos mal que está algo como esto!
¿En qué te fijas, entonces? ¿En la polla del tío?
Es que tengo curiosidad…
My favorite one lately has been "Theo and Hugo", from 2016.
None of them… Have you watched them? Would you recommend them?
I finally watched it and I really liked it
Thanks again for recommending it!
I recommend it to the rest of people who want to enjoy a good movie.
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