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Foreign films
CSU library is about the only place in Wagga to find foreign films. The local cinema shows American trash most of the time. The library has German, french, Japanese, Chinese, arabic and indian films. Films that country people never get the chance to see. Please keep buying these films.
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| Kerryn | My favourites | 0 | Oct 26 2006, 1:54 AM EDT by Kerryn | ||
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Lagaan is one of my favourite Library DVDs - it's a Bollywood film, very long with lots of songs and dancing but great. I think it was filmed in Rajasthan. Downfall starring the amazing Bruno Ganz tells the story of Hilter's last days - it is mesmerising.
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| Anonymous | Also a fan | 0 | Oct 22 2006, 12:12 AM EDT by Anonymous | ||
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Thanks for the tip about Howls castle. I recommend Kurosawa's films. Wagga has a few of them. Ran and Seven Samurai are the best.
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| Anonymous | foreign movies | 0 | Oct 21 2006, 11:40 PM EDT by Anonymous | ||
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I agree with you. I really like the library's Chinese action films and manga films. Have you seen Howls moving castle - fantastic.
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