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Let the Right One In: So You Hate Subtitles?
Experience a new film series with a pre-screening lecture from Philip Taylor: Actor, Screen-writer, Director & Professor at the ASU School of Film, Dance and Theatre!
Actors hate being dubbed into foreign languages and, they think that dubbing should be illegal! If you watch a foreign film that's been dubbed, you're missing out on a large percentage of the film: the real intonations and vocal subtleties of the actors.
Many moviegoers shy away from foreign films because they are usually subtitled and also because they have a reputation for being "artsy". However Foreign movies can be just as thrilling or romantic or heart-breaking as Hollywood product. The foreign films selected for this series will delight and amaze you. They are some of the most enjoyable movies of the past twenty years.
Let the Right One In (Låt den rätte komma in)
In Swedish with English subtitles
A 12-year-old boy befriends a mysterious young girl whose appearance in town suspiciously coincides with a horrifying series of murders in director Tomas Alfredson's adaptation of the book by author John Ajvide Lindqvist, who also wrote the screenplay. Oskar is a young boy who can't seem to shake off the local bullies, but all of that begins to change when a new neighbor moves in next door. After striking up an innocent friendship with his eccentric next-door neighbor, Oskar realizes that she is the vampire responsible for the recent rash of deaths around town. Despite the danger, however, Oskar's friendship with the girl ultimately takes precedence over his fear of her.
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Actors hate being dubbed into foreign languages and, they think that dubbing should be illegal! If you watch a foreign film that's been dubbed, you're missing out on a large percentage of the film: the real intonations and vocal subtleties of the actors.
Many moviegoers shy away from foreign films because they are usually subtitled and also because they have a reputation for being "artsy". However Foreign movies can be just as thrilling or romantic or heart-breaking as Hollywood product. The foreign films selected for this series will delight and amaze you. They are some of the most enjoyable movies of the past twenty years.
Let the Right One In (Låt den rätte komma in)
In Swedish with English subtitles
A 12-year-old boy befriends a mysterious young girl whose appearance in town suspiciously coincides with a horrifying series of murders in director Tomas Alfredson's adaptation of the book by author John Ajvide Lindqvist, who also wrote the screenplay. Oskar is a young boy who can't seem to shake off the local bullies, but all of that begins to change when a new neighbor moves in next door. After striking up an innocent friendship with his eccentric next-door neighbor, Oskar realizes that she is the vampire responsible for the recent rash of deaths around town. Despite the danger, however, Oskar's friendship with the girl ultimately takes precedence over his fear of her.
Experience a new film series with a pre-screening lecture from Philip Taylor: Actor, Screen-writer, Director & Professor at the ASU School of Film, Dance and Theatre!
Actors hate being dubbed into foreign languages and, they think that dubbing should be illegal! If you watch a foreign film that's been dubbed, you're missing out on a large percentage of the film: the real intonations and vocal subtleties of the actors.
Many moviegoers shy away from foreign films because they are usually subtitled and also because they have a reputation for being "artsy". However Foreign movies can be just as thrilling or romantic or heart-breaking as Hollywood product. The foreign films selected for this series will delight and amaze you. They are some of the most enjoyable movies of the past twenty years.
Let the Right One In (Låt den rätte komma in)
In Swedish with English subtitles
A 12-year-old boy befriends a mysterious young girl whose appearance in town suspiciously coincides with a horrifying series of murders in director Tomas Alfredson's adaptation of the book by author John Ajvide Lindqvist, who also wrote the screenplay. Oskar is a young boy who can't seem to shake off the local bullies, but all of that begins to change when a new neighbor moves in next door. After striking up an innocent friendship with his eccentric next-door neighbor, Oskar realizes that she is the vampire responsible for the recent rash of deaths around town. Despite the danger, however, Oskar's friendship with the girl ultimately takes precedence over his fear of her.
Actors hate being dubbed into foreign languages and, they think that dubbing should be illegal! If you watch a foreign film that's been dubbed, you're missing out on a large percentage of the film: the real intonations and vocal subtleties of the actors.
Many moviegoers shy away from foreign films because they are usually subtitled and also because they have a reputation for being "artsy". However Foreign movies can be just as thrilling or romantic or heart-breaking as Hollywood product. The foreign films selected for this series will delight and amaze you. They are some of the most enjoyable movies of the past twenty years.
Let the Right One In (Låt den rätte komma in)
In Swedish with English subtitles
A 12-year-old boy befriends a mysterious young girl whose appearance in town suspiciously coincides with a horrifying series of murders in director Tomas Alfredson's adaptation of the book by author John Ajvide Lindqvist, who also wrote the screenplay. Oskar is a young boy who can't seem to shake off the local bullies, but all of that begins to change when a new neighbor moves in next door. After striking up an innocent friendship with his eccentric next-door neighbor, Oskar realizes that she is the vampire responsible for the recent rash of deaths around town. Despite the danger, however, Oskar's friendship with the girl ultimately takes precedence over his fear of her.
Let the Right One In: So You Hate Subtitles?
Experience a new film series with a pre-screening lecture from Philip Taylor: Actor, Screen-writer, Director & Professor at the ASU School of Film, Dance and Theatre!
Actors hate being dubbed into foreign languages and, they think that dubbing should be illegal! If you watch a foreign film that's been dubbed, you're missing out on a large percentage of the film: the real intonations and vocal subtleties of the actors.
Many moviegoers shy away from foreign films because they are usually subtitled and also because they have a reputation for being "artsy". However Foreign movies can be just as thrilling or romantic or heart-breaking as Hollywood product. The foreign films selected for this series will delight and amaze you. They are some of the most enjoyable movies of the past twenty years.
Let the Right One In (Låt den rätte komma in)
In Swedish with English subtitles
A 12-year-old boy befriends a mysterious young girl whose appearance in town suspiciously coincides with a horrifying series of murders in director Tomas Alfredson's adaptation of the book by author John Ajvide Lindqvist, who also wrote the screenplay. Oskar is a young boy who can't seem to shake off the local bullies, but all of that begins to change when a new neighbor moves in next door. After striking up an innocent friendship with his eccentric next-door neighbor, Oskar realizes that she is the vampire responsible for the recent rash of deaths around town. Despite the danger, however, Oskar's friendship with the girl ultimately takes precedence over his fear of her.