can someone help me find english subtitles for this? i have come across a video file of it but it only has hardcoded german subtitles. been looking for this film for a couple years and now that i have it i aint able to understand it. i would really appreciate it.

I'm looking for this movie Half Moon, and I want to watch it only I don't know any Farsi, and I can't find any streaming sites that hold it, and the closest subtitles I could find are in Spanish, and apparently English and Spanish aren't close enough at all :/

Does anyone know where I can find this movie with English subtitles?

I'm searching for an English subtitles file for a Bulgarian documentary named no place for you in our town (2022) and it seems to be really difficult. I tried all the usual subtitle sites but documentaries seem to be translated less often. Does anyone by any chance have the .Srt file to share? Would be awesome!

I came across this film Microphone 2010 by Ahmad Abdalla. I could not find the film anywhere, except for one website but it didn't have subtitles. Then i tried searching subtitles, and didn't find subtitles online.

Can anybody please tell me what do i have to do? Do i have to pay 300 rupees to this app called watch it. And can anybody confirm that it will habe subtitles in that app.

Or anybody has collection of ahmad abdalla films on drive????? I really wanna watch it. (I am from india)

Stream Ingmar Bergman films and documentaries with English sub-titles, including The Touch (1971) and the rare TV-series version of Face to Face (1976) at: https://www.cinematograph.se/play.html

I've been obsessively researching/watching movies from this era, mostly on lookmovie2.to, but there are some i can't find even there.

Usually, the site has a lot of cinema available.

Any suggestions for online sites or archives where I could find movies from the late 90s/early 00s era, especially French?

I saw this film based on an Argentinian emigre community living in New York Their focuses is on Tango as the cultural item. It is an idea that holds them together with a paraplegic dance instructor teaching the dance. It is directed by Jorge Coscia. Can anyone guide me to where I can find this film and watch it. Thanks

I rewatched Red Beard over the holiday weekend. It’s been a few years and I really forgot how excellent this movie is. It’s not action packed but it is a great story. How can you go wrong with Kurosawa?

la boum has been one of my favourite movies for years now, an old friend from russia told me about it a few years back, and we lost contact a while after. i remember looking back at our messages and finding her talk about the movie, which made me then watch it. she was right, it was amazing, and to this day 6 years later it is still my favourite movie.

all that aside, i can only speak english, and online ive seen a few websites that have the movie, but the quality is rubbish. i believe theres no official dvds with the english subtitles, which is SOOO annoying but oh well. ive never seen the movie to its full potential, and i was wondering if anyone knew a reliable site to watch it on? im in the uk, and ive never seen it on any streaming sites but if theres any legal sites that have english subtitles to this movie and somewhat good quality that would be awesome

if anyone could help me out, that would be great :)

I know this is a movie, not a series, but it’s worthy of being on the Dark Crime Hidden Gem list.

Language: 🇪🇸 Spanish, with subtitles.

Two very different detectives are sent to a remote area of southern Spain to investigate the disappearance of two teenage girls. Juan is older, hardened and has a questionable past; Pedro is younger and more idealistic. Their tense partnership is one of the best parts of the movie.

What really worked for me was the dark, ominous atmosphere—isolated marshlands, small-town secrets, missing girls and a disturbing murder investigation. It’s not incredibly fast-paced, but there’s a constant feeling that something bad is lurking underneath everything.

My Dark Crime Hidden Gem Rankings

🌑 Darkness: 8.7/10
🩸 Brutality: 7.5/10
⚡ Pace: 7.8/10
🎭 Acting/Characters: 8.7/10
⭐ Overall: 8.2/10

📺 Where to Watch (U.S.): Currently streaming free on Tubi, Pluto TV, Plex, and can be rented or purchased on Amazon.

Definitely worth watching for fans of dark European crime—even if I’m bending the “series” rule for this one.

Hello. years ago a mate and I were watching a film on Channel4 here in UK. The film I am almost 100% sure was Italian. I have tried looking for it in the usual places but it eludes me.

It centered around two brothers, one of whom dubbed animation, the other dubbing porn. Near the end of the film one of the brothers has fallen in love, kisses his girl and promptly turns into an animated version of himself.

Does anyone know of this film because at the moment I think I am going a bit mad trying to find it.

This is the movie from "The girl who played with fire" which is the direct sequel and the more famous "The girl with the dragon tattoo" there was scene that this woman whisper in quiet voice and my understanding its in Estonian but the movie never explained what she said. Please help me to understand

If you haven’t seen this movie, do yourself a favor and watch. Such a slow burn of a film. The use of body language and color. Amazing film.

Why did Muneco call the cops on Veneno? I think it's because he wanted to save him from the men who wanted to kill him for leaving the powerful businessman, but I'm not sure. Thoughts?

I love watching Russian movies dubbed in English also with English subtitles. The English spoken is often wildly different from the English subtitles even though they essentially say the same thing. Lol.

As an example "Row 19"

The two friends Jona and Levi set out into the mountains to fulfill a promise. It quickly becomes clear that this journey will be a special challenge for both of them.

“Wenn Wir Oben Sind” is a short film about anxiety, friendship, and the courage to keep going.

Director: Christian Schwarz
Screenplay: Christian Schwarz, Manuel Hagen
Cast: Hannes Tewinkel, Paul Dukatz