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Foreign-Language Dvds in the Hugh Stouppe Memorial FOREIGN-LANGUAGE DVDS IN THE HUGH STOUPPE MEMORIAL LIBRARY OF THE HERITAGE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH I.FOREIGN-LANGUAGE DVDS FOR ADULTS Rating: 6 suitable for adults only A. FEATURES i. ANIMATIONS ii. LIVE ACTION COMEDIES iii. LIVE ACTION DOCUMENTARIES AFLDOC1. BURMA VJ: REPORTING FROM A CLOSED COUNTRY Burma 2007 Director: Anders Ostergaard color in Burmese with English subtitles 89 minutes DVD562 AFLDOC2. MUGABE AND THE WHITE AFRICAN Zimbabwe / Namibia / South Africa / U.K. 2007-2009 Film Co-Directors: Lucy Bailey and Andrew Thompson color in English and Shona with English subtitles 94 minutes DVD479 AFLDOC3. A SCHOOL OF THEIR OWN: READING, WRITING, AND REVOLUTION IN NEPAL Nepal 2005 Director: Debra Kaufman color in English and Nepalese with English subtitles 58 minutes DVD341 AFLDOC4. TO DIE IN JERUSALEM Israel / Palestine 2007 Director: Hilla Medalia color in Hebrew and Arabic with English subtitles 75 minutes DVD558 AFLDOC5. WAR / DANCE Uganda 2006 Film Co-Directors: Sean Fine and Andrea Nix Fine color in Nilotic and English with English subtitles 107 minutes CAUTION: Explicit verbal descriptions of war atrocities DVD553 iv. LIVE ACTION DRAMAS AFLD1. THE AMAZING GRACE Nigeria / U.K. 2007 Director: Jeta Amata color partly in English and partly subtitled in English 92 minutes DVD523 AFLD2. BIRUMA NO TATEGOTO (THE BURMESE HARP) Japan / Burma 1956 Director: Kon Ichikawa black-and-white in Japanese, Burmese and English with English subtitles 116 minutes DVD170 AFLD3. CU VA CHIM SE SE (OWL AND THE SPARROW) Vietnam 2007 Director: Stephane Gauger color in Vietnamese with English subtitles 98 minutes DVD418 AFLD4. DETSTVO GORKOVO (THE CHILDHOOD OF MAXIM GORKY) Soviet Union 1938 Director: Mark Donskoi black-and-white in Russian with English subtitles musical 95 minutes DVD557 AFLD5. HILL 24 DOESN’T ANSWER Israel 1955 Director: Thorold Dickinson black-and-white in English and Hebrew with occasional English subtitles 101 minutes DVD527 AFLD6. IPHIGENIA Spain 1977 Director: Michael Cacoyannis color in Greek with English subtitles 129 minutes DVD451 AFLD7. JODAEIYE NADER AZ SIMIN (A SEPARATION: NADER AND SIMIN) Iran 2011 Director: Asghar Farhadi color in Farsi, Persian and French with English subtitles 123 minutes DVD586 AFLD8. OSTROV (THE ISLAND) Russia 2005 Director: Pavel Lounguine color in Russian with English subtitles 112 minutes DVD450 AFLD9. DES HOMMES ET DES DIEUX (OF GODS AND MEN) Morocco 2010 Director: Xavier Beauvois color in French with English subtitles 123 minutes DVD561 AFLD10. PONETTE France 1996 Director: Jacques Doillon color in French with English subtitles 92 minutes DVD5 AFLD11. DET SJUNDE INSEGLET (THE SEVENTH SEAL) Sweden 1956 Director: Ingmar Bergman black-and-white in Swedish with English subtitles 96 minutes DVD61 AFLD12. THEEVIRAVAATHI (THE TERRORIST) India 1998 Director: Santosh Sivan color in Tamil with English subtitles 95 minutes DVD72 v. LIVE ACTION MUSICALS AFLM1. KANNATHIL MUTHAMITTAL (A PECK ON THE CHEEK) India 2002 Director: Mani Ratnam color in Tamil and Sinhala with English subtitles 136 minutes DVD273 B. SHORTS i. ANIMATIONS ii. LIVE ACTION COMEDIES iii. LIVE ACTION DOCUMENTARIES iv. LIVE ACTION DRAMAS v. LIVE ACTION MUSICALS II. FOREIGN-LANGUAGE DVDS FOR TEENS AND ADULTS Rating: 5+ Suitable for ages 18 and up A. FEATURES i. ANIMATIONS ii. LIVE ACTION COMEDIES iii. LIVE ACTION DOCUMENTARIES iv. LIVE ACTION DRAMAS v. LIVE ACTION MUSICALS B. SHORTS i. ANIMATIONS ii. LIVE ACTION COMEDIES iii. LIVE ACTION DOCUMENTARIES iv. LIVE ACTION DRAMAS v. LIVE ACTION MUSICALS Suitable for ages 16 and up A. FEATURES i. OLDER TEEN ANIMATIONS OTFLFA1. TOKI O KAKERU SHOJO (THE GIRL WHO LEAPT THROUGH TIME) Japan 2006 Director: Mamoru Hosoda in Japanese with English subtitles 99 minutes DVD443 ii. LIVE ACTION COMEDIES iii. LIVE ACTION DOCUMENTARIES iv. LIVE ACTION DRAMAS v. LIVE ACTION MUSICALS B. SHORTS i. ANIMATIONS ii. LIVE ACTION COMEDIES iii. LIVE ACTION DOCUMENTARIES iv. LIVE ACTION DRAMAS v. LIVE ACTION MUSICALS Rating: 5+ suitable for ages 14 and up A. FEATURES i. ANIMATIONS ii. LIVE ACTION COMEDIES iii. LIVE ACTION DOCUMENTARIES iv. LIVE ACTION DRAMAS v. LIVE ACTION MUSICALS B. SHORTS i. ANIMATIONS ii. LIVE ACTION COMEDIES iii. LIVE ACTION DOCUMENTARIES iv. LIVE ACTION DRAMAS v. LIVE ACTION MUSICALS Rating: 5 ages 13 and up A. FEATURES i. TEEN ANIMATIONS TFLA2. SHISHA NO SHO (THE BOOK OF THE DEAD) Japan 2005 Director: Kihachiro Kawamoto color in Japanese and English with some English subtitles and some English narration 69 minutes DVD409 TFLA3. GEDO SENKI (TALES FROM EARTHSEA) Japan 2006 Director: Goro Miyazaki color in Japanese with English subtitles / dubbed in English based on the Earthsea novels of Ursula Le Guin 115 minutes DVD497 TFLA4. KAZE NO TANI NO NAUSICAA (NAUSICAA OF THE VALLEY OF THE WIND) JAPAN, 1984 2-DVD set Director: Hayao Miyazaki color in Japanese with English subtitles / dubbed in English especially recommended for teenage girls 118 minutes DVD148 TFLA5. MIMI O SUMASEBA (WHISPER OF THE HEART) Japan 1995 2-DVD set Director: Yoshifumi Kondo color in Japanese with English subtitles / dubbed in English 111 minutes DVD159 TFLA6. PRINCES ET PRINCESSES (PRINCES AND PRINCESSES) France 2000 Director: Michel Ocelot color in French with English subtitles silhouette animation 64 minutes DVD253 ii. TEEN FOREIGN-LANGUAGE COMEDIES TFLC1. ADIOS MOMO (GOODBYE, MOMO) Uruguay 2005 Director: Leonardo Ricagni color musical in Spanish with English subtitles 108 minutes CAUTION: There is a brief female topless photo in the bonus documentary. DVD272 TFLC2. EL ANALFABETO (THE ILLITERATE MAN) Mexico 1960 Director: Miguel Delgado color in Spanish with English subtitles 110 minutes DVD266 TFLC3. LA VITA E BELLA (LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL) Italy 1997 Director: Roberto Benigni color in Italian with English subtitles 116 minutes DVD7 TFLC4. PAULINE & PAULETTE Belgium 2001 Director: Lieven Debrauwer color in Flemish with English subtitles 78 minutes DVD16 TFLC5. MIES VAILLA MENNEISYYTTA (THE MAN WITHOUT A PAST) Finland 2002 Director: Aki Kaurismaki color in Finnish with English subtitles 96 minutes DVD193 TFLC6. RINDU KAMI PADAMU (OF LOVE AND EGGS) Indonesia 2004 Director: Garin Nugroho color in Indonesian with English subtitles 86 minutes DVD279 iii. TEEN FOREIGN-LANGUAGE DOCUMENTARIES TFLDOC1. DAUGHTERS OF AFGHANISTAN Afghanistan / Canada 2002-2003 Director: Robin Benger color part subtitled, part English narration / interviews 58 minutes DVD351 TFLDOC2. THE DEVIL’S MINER Bolivia 2005 Film Co-Directors: Kief Davidson and Richard Ladkani color in Spanish with English subtitles 82 minutes DVD560 TFLDOC3. EL SISTEMA (THE SYSTEM) Venezuela 2009 Film Co-Directors: Paul Smaczny and Maria Stodtmeier color musical in Spanish with English subtitles CAUTION: Verbal references to child prostitution and child pornography 100 minutes DVD559 TFLDOC4. A STATE OF MIND North Korea 2002-2003 Film Director: Daniel Gordon color in English and Korean with English subtitles 94 minutes CAUTION: Includes graphic Korean War footage DVD247 TFLDOC5. TOKYO ORINPIKKU (TOKYO OLYMPIAD) Japan 1964-1965 Director: Kon Ichikawa color in Japanese with English subtitles 170 minutes DVD231 Criterion DVD TFLDOC6. WITCHES IN EXILE Ghana 2004 Director: Allison Berg color in Dagbani and English with English subtitles 78 minutes DVD564 iv. TEEN FOREIGN-LANGUAGE DRAMAS TFLD1. L’ALBERO DEGLI ZOCCOLI (THE TREE OF WOODEN CLOGS) Italy 1978 Director: Ermanno Olmi color in Italian with English Subtitles 178 minutes DVD590 TLFD2. ANTIGONE Greece 1961 Director: George Tzavellas black-and-white in Greek with English subtitles 82 minutes DVD391 TFLD3. AVIYA’S SUMMER Israel 1988 Director: Eli Cohen color in Hebrew with English subtitles 91 minutes DVD216 TFLD4. LA BELLE ET LA BETE (BEAUTY AND THE BEAST) France 1946 Director: Jean Cocteau black-and-white in French with English subtitles 94 minutes DVD21 TFLD5. MATIR MOINA (THE CLAY BIRD) Bangladesh 2002 Director: Tareque Masud color in Bengla with English subtitles 99 minutes DVD520 TFLD6. DARESALAM Chad 2000 Director: Issa Serge Coelo color in Arabic and French with English subtitles 105 minutes DVD168 TFLD7. SUDBA CHELOVEKA (DESTINY OF A MAN) Soviet Union 1959 Director: Sergei Bondarchuk black-and-white in Russian with English subtitles 96 minutes DVD387 TFLD8. ELEKTRA Greece 1962 Director: Michael Cacoyannis black-and-white in Greek with English subtitles 113 minutes DVD518 TFLD9. HIMALAYA Nepal 1999 Director: Eric Valli color in Tibetan with English subtitles 103 minutes DVD4 TFLD10. HAKUCHI (THE IDIOT) Japan 1951 Director: Akira Kurosawa black-and-white in Japanese with English subtitles 166 minutes DVD359 TFLD11. W PUSTYNI I W PUSZCZY (IN DESERT AND WILDERNESS) Tunisia 2000 Director: Gavin Hood color in Polish with English subtitles / dubbed in English 111 minutes DVD33 TFLD12. KANDAHAR Iran 2000-2001 Director: Mohsen Makhmalbaf color in Farsi and English with English subtitles 81 minutes docudrama DVD3 TFLD13. UN CONDAMNE A MORT S’ EST ECHAPPE OU LE VENT SOUFFLE OU IL VEUT (A MAN SENTENCED TO DIE HAS ESCAPED, OR THE WIND BLOWETH WHERE IT LISTETH a.k.a. A MAN ESCAPED) France 1956 Director: Robert Bresson black-and-white in French with English subtitles 100 minutes DVD131 TFLD14. EL MILAGRO DE MARCELINO, PAN Y VINO (THE MIRACLE OF MARCELINO, BREAD AND WINE) Mexico 2010 Director: Jose Luis Gutierrez Arias color in Spanish with English subtitles 92 minutes DVD626 TFLD15. LES MISERABLES (THE WRETCHED ONES) France 1934 Director: Raymond Bernard black-and-white in French with English subtitles 281 minutes DVD186 TFLD16. NUN
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