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1. Cowboy Bebop: the Movie, Shinichirō Watanabe, Japan 2. Y Tu Mama Tambien, Alfonso Cuaron, Mexico 3. Amelie, Jean-Pierre Jeunet, France 4. Gone Is the One Who Held Me Dearest in the World, Liwen Ma, China 5. Spirited Away, Hayao Miyazaki, Japan 6. The Party, Saman Moghadam, Iran 7. Nowhere In Africa, Caroline Link, Germany From the foreign editions- The Only Journey of His Life, Lakis Papastathis, Greek edition

Lincoln brings the dog to a meeting of bickering politicians and the puppy warms their hearts and they stop bickering and get along. The episode is available ON DEMAND if you would like to finish it. It is quite a good episode though I thought the musical interlude was a bit jarring.

Well I'm not sure about "OSBO" but Jenna Malone seems nice.

He was an okay actor. My favorite of his might be the King (though that is really more because of Thelma Todd ).

The only Vietnam war films that TCM usually shows are the Deer Hunter and occasionally Good Morning, Vietnam. Yeah, they could show From 5 PM to 5 AM. That one is on YouTube with English subtitles and I assume it is public domain (probably).

Also Vita/ Vitas is Latin for "life."

Some Like it Hot Next: a train

Yeah or Maitresse shown twice in a row.

Yeah, they used the 2014 restoration.

I don't think his first language is English. His question is about the ratio/ formatting, I think.

Yeah, I agree with you. His "humor" really just falls flat to me. I don't particularly care for him and usually just mute him when he introduces. I'm glad that Malone hosts the Imports now. I much prefer her to Ben.

They are in Mandarin for me sometimes and English at other times. Weird.

Watership Down is listed as a TCM Import. http://www.tcm.com/this-month/article.html?isPreview=&id=1484401|1484406&name=Watership-Down

He has a directorial style, it's just a cheap, schmaltzy one.

From the foreign editions- The Bench, Per Fly, Danish edition Restless, Aku Louhimies, Finnish edition Mourning Rock, Filippos Koutsaftis, Greek edition The Bachelor, Nikos Panayotopoulos, Greek edition Wild Mussels, Erik de Bruyn, Dutch edition Jalla! Jalla!, Josef Fares, Swedish edition

1. In the Mood For Love, Wong Kar-Wai, Hong Kong 2. Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Ang Lee, China 3. Battle Royale, Kinji Fukasaku, Japan 4. Amores Perros, Alejandro Gonzales Inarritu, Mexico 5. The Circle, Jafar Panahi, Iran 6. Souls Protest, Chun-Song Kim, North Korea 7. Werckmeister Harmonies, Bela Tarr, Hungary

I think I saw Cider House Rules when it was on TCM once. It was okay. Besides My Life as a Dog, this is probably my favorite Hallstrom production.

Well most of his directorial credits are ABBA music videos anyways.

I don't take it seriously but let me write this tl;dr comment about how not offended I am by it. Okay....

It really sounds like you're taking his thread too personally. I do see your point though. If you just type "classical music" or even just "classical" into the search bar, your thread is one of the first ones to turn up.

They Were Actors (1981) Next: Hawaii

Speaking of people who are missing, James is gone. He said he was visiting Austria in another thread so I assume he is there right now.

Welcome back, Sewhite. Glad to see you back. As for GC, s/he is probably using one of their other accounts or making a new one. Maybe Stephan was Cave Girl too.

Bete Humaine, La (1938)

Pianist Michael Feinstein, it seems. https://people.com/movies/doris-day-final-birthday-party/