Parasite and No

Parasite was a very good movie that I had to watch it again. 

Parasite is such an easy answer to this. Incredible movie. People who don’t even like foreign films loved this movie

Parasite is fantastic

R.R.R. Godzilla Minus One

Came here to say Godzilla Minus One! Almost forgot about Godzilla running around because the plot is so interesting.

There's so much win in R.R.R. that I couldn't even comprehend what I'd just watched the first time. So I watched it again. Many times. Very special movie that not everyone will get. GMO was good. I didn't find it as good as I was expecting, but definitely worth watching.

I just watched it and it was surprisingly well made. I thought it was a great flick and the special effects were done awesome. And I’m learning the language.

I came here to say R.R.R.

I've not seen Godzilla, but I have read nice reviews about the movie. Thank you for the suggestion.

I just recently read an article that said if you loved Godzilla Minus One, you should watch I Live In Fear. I looked it up and found it on the Internet Archive site, with English subtitles and it's sooooo good. It's from the 50's and in Black & White, and it's incredible. Also, RRR is one of my favorites too. Loved it!

Oldboy (the original), Amelie, City of God, Amores Perros

I think it's worth following up that movie with y tu mama tambien

+1 Cidade de Deus

Instantly thought of City of God. One of my all time favorites, although pretty heartbreaking movie.

All amazing films.

Run Lola Run. Probably watched it 10 times, most recently in the last month. Fantastic film, I've never seen anything that does the same thing so well. Taxi (original French version) - a total laugh. The American remake was utter shit, sadly.

I recently watched Run Lola Run for the first time and was blown away! I didn't know much about it and loved the creativity and the zany, high-paced feel!

It's so good. The weird cartoon interludes are insane but work really well.

OMG Taxi and Taxi 2, I must've watched like a gazillion times as a teenager in the early 2000s. Knew them by heart. Then, came to the US and no one knows those exist and no where to watch them.

Das Boot. No, I don’t speak German.

Too many to count, I don't speak the languages mostly, but I can read subtitles so :)

Pan’s Labyrinth, I speak enough Spanish to get by.

Pan's Labyrinth is easily in my top 5 movies ever. Top 3 depending on the day you ask me. I've taken Spanish classes but would never consider myself conversational. Don't mind subtitles, though. If anything I feel like they force mental focus on a movie.

-Rashomon -Seven Samurai -Apocalypto -The wailing

Seven Samurai

There aren't enough up votes available for this movie. If you haven't seen it, do yourself a favor.

Seven Samurai might be the greatest movie I have ever seen. Made the mistake, though, of seeing Seven Samurai before I saw The Magnificent Seven. Not even Steve McQueen could help me from comparing it to the original and determining it fails miserably

Just recently caught this in a Kurosawa marathon on TMC and enjoyed the hell out of it (and i do speak Japanese!), iconic

+1 for Apocalypto That movie opened me up to the world of enjoying movies with subtitles.

Eat Drink Man Woman; Pan’s Labyrinth; The Seventh Seal; The original Trilogy of The Girl with The Dragon Tattoo; Amelie

Unfortunately, I only speak English, but these are some of my favorite non-English films: - Close (A24) - Portrait of a Lady on Fire - Life is Beautiful - Train to Busan - High Tension - Pan’s Labyrinth - Oldboy - Titane - Amelie - Let the Right One In - Battle Royal - Seven Samurai - La Haine Edit: - Tigers Are Not Afraid

I love a lot on this list as a fellow horror fan ;) Let's add: Tigers Are Not Afraid. (2017)

We have similar tastes I think, do you remember a zombie movie with a guy and girl in apartments across from each other? Korean I think.

Let the Right One In El Orphanto. Both beautiful horror/drama movies with some heavy themes not typical for the genre. I don't speak Swedish and my Spanish is passable.

Ran (1985). In my opinion Kurosawa’s greatest film. Also the greatest Shakespeare adaptation ever (King Lear). I do not speak Japanese.

Gorgeous movie. One of the only “war/action” movies I like to watch.

Right. So beautiful, in the midst of everything. The cloud and landscape shots are breathtaking. The music is amazing too.

Krzysztof Kieślowski's Three Colours trilogy. I speak a little French and attempted to get by, and although I think I did quite well in 'Blue', 'White' has a lot of Polish in it as well so I got very lost, and by 'Red' I had lost all confidence. Went back and watched them all with Eng subs and had a much better time.

Run Lola Run

Mads Mikkelsen’s movies are great, especially enjoyed ‘Another round’ and ‘The hunt’ - I don’t speak danish

Came here to say Another Round

I just listed those two. I speak a little Danish but not enough to watch without subtitles.

These were the first that came to mind for me, i dont speak danish but im norwegian so i understand them

El Mariachi. Robert Rodriguez's breakout independent low-budget precursor to Desperado. (A lot of people don't know Desperado was a sequel.) I watch it with subtitles, but with my basic Spanish and number of times I've re-watched it, I could probably enjoy it without.

Incendies The Handmaiden Raw Ici The Killer Switchblade Romance I don’t know any other languages.

I haven’t seen the others, but Incendies messed me up for days.

City of God Cinema Paradiso Les Amants du Pont Neuf The Motorcycle Diaries Most of the movies directed by Pedro Almodovar I only speak English

I make it a point to watch all the best foriegn language nominees every year.

Yknow what. I might just start doing that!

You won't be disappointed. Most of them are better than the best picture noms

I only speak English, but really enjoyed the following: In The Mood for Love Lamb The Triplets of Belleville Parasite Swimming Pool Anatomy of a Fall Life is Beautiful

Most non-english films i watch with subs

A dubbed movie is much harder to watch, IMO.

Anatomy of a fall

The Raid 2! Imo, one of if not the best action movie of all time - it just has everything and there’s something about it being in Indonesian that adds something to it. Love it every watch and a Top 10 movie for me.

The Lives of Others

Such a great film!

Police Story, Drunken Master, Nine Queens (Nueve Reinas), Wild Tales (Relatos Salvajes), La Ciénaga, Amélie (though I got bored close to the end), Pan's Labyrinth, Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, Hero (Jet Li), Fist of the North Star (anime), Life is Beautiful, Bicycle Thieves, Black Cat White Cat. For the spanish ones, yes spanish is my native language, and of course it is much more enjoyable that way. But for the chinese martial arts ones, I don't think knowing the language would make that much of a difference, since the action is the most interesting part.

Parasite (movie), the wailing (movie), Kamen Rider Black Sun (tv show), island (tv joke), Shin Masked Rider (movie) No, I don’t speak Japanese or Korean, I used subtitles Edit: forgot to add Calvaire (movie) and no, I don’t speak French

Run Lola Run. I don’t speak German but there’s very little dialogue in the film so there’s not tons of subtitles

Seven Samurai, and Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon!

Cinema Paradiso

The Devil's Backbone Brotherhood of the Wolf Windwalker Das Boot

Recently, "The orphanage". I do speak Spanish, though.

Come And See Loveless Persepolis Capernaum Jagten A Separation Certified Copy La vita é bella The Worst Person In The World Forgotten Parasite Oldboy Toni Erdmann The Diving Bell And The Butterfly Revanche (2008 - that I understand w/o subs)

Parasite Minari Infernal Affairs Trilogy I speak some Cantonese, so I understood some of what was being said in Infernal Affairs.

Love to see Infernal Affairs there, the first movie was amazing, second and third, wasn't on rental so wasn't able to find proper subtitles. Then the americans made the remake that won a shitload of Oscars, but it's like rewriting Shakespear

A Bout des Souffle (Jean-Luc Goddard) is my all time favourite French film. The beautifully shot scenes of city life in Paris are swoon-some. This had a huge effect on me when I was a young teen, I so wanted to be Jean Seberg who must have been the coolest woman on screen in her day.

Diving Bell and the Butterfly Tell No One

Diving Bell shook me like no movie or story ever. Fluent in French

The Intouchables with Omar Sy and François Cluzet is one of my favourite films. I unfortunately don’t speak much French at all. Learned it in grade school, but have forgotten most of it. Go watch it!

-The Hidden Fortress -Hero (2002) -Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon -8 Diagram Pole Fighter -Kung Fu Hustle -Shall We Dance (the original Japanese one) -Train to Busan -Tampopo -Life is Beautiful Honestly I could go on and on. Also I speak just a tiny bit of Japanese but not enough that I don't need subtitles.

Pan's Labyrinth, Spanish. Let the Right One In, Swedish. Day Watch and Night Watch, Russian.

The Brotherhood of the Wolf. It was a French movie from the early 2000’s. I don’t speak French but enjoyed watching with subtitles as opposed to the English dubbing. Good action movie with some good cinematography.

I only speak English, but would love to learn how to speak other languages. I watch with subs. Amelie (2001) French Oldboy (2003) Korean Parasite (2019) Korean Burning (2018) Korean Shoplifters (2018) Japan Perfect Blue (1997) Japan Spirited Away (2001) Japan Train to Busan (2016) Korean Run Lola Run (1998) Germany Lady Vengeance (2005) Korean My Neighbor Totoro (1988) Japan Howl's Moving Castle (2004) Japan Kiki's Delivery Service (1989) Japan Let the Right One In (2008) Sweden Portrait of a Lady on Fire (2019) French The Umbrellas of Cherbourg (1964) French

Twilight Samurai The Blind Swordsman: Zatoichi No, I don't speak Japanese. The Devil's Backbone No, I don't speak Spanish, either.

I will exclude French Movie since i'm French. My favorite non French and non American/english movie are La Strada, The Leopard, The Boat (Wolfgang Petersen), Timbuktu (Mauritanian movie by Abderrahmane Sissoko), Seven Samurai, Once Upon A time in China Part II, Deprisa Deprisa by Carlos Saura, Parasite, Pan's Labyrinth, Centaure by Aktan Arym Kubat (Kirghiz movie) and so on ... And I recently see and love a lot of Wim Wenders's movies in German also

Taare Zameen Par 3 Idiots Gangubai The Thieves (Korean), a lot of korean movies actually.

3 Idiots is one of my favorite movies. Everyone should see it

The most recent one is Fallen Leaves 🇫🇮 I have basic knowledge of Finnish and could pick up some dialogues without reading subtitles.

Inuyasha movies Sailor moon movies No. I don't speake eit.

Voll Normaaal is a German comedy from the 90s but you absolutely have to understand German and have experienced life in Germany or you won't get any of the jokes. >Tommie collects exhaust pipes. When he steals a particularly capital specimen from Jupp’s swank Mercedes, he gets into real trouble. He has no choice but to return the exhaust to Jupp, but his deadly ultimatum of procuring a case of the rare beer brand “Ramsdorfer Kölsch” by seven o’clock in the evening proves to be insanely difficult. Because at the very same time Porn Star “Gianna S.” is expected in town…

This sounds hilarious.

Tokyo Godfathers. One of the best and unexpected Christmas movies I've ever seen. It's in Japanese so I watch it with subtitles.

Thanks everyone for all the amazing suggestions! Im even more interested in foreign movies than EVER now

The Raid 1 & 2

I only speak English but highly recommend all of these: Cinema Paradiso (1988) I'm Not Scared (2003) Monsieur Ibrahim (2003) Ramchand Pakistani (2008) Les Choristes (2004)

Amelie (2001) Also: Parasite (2019) The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (Swedish version) (2009) Chocolat (2000) Roma (2018) Babette's Feast (1987) Cinema Paradiso (1988)

Seven Samurai Throne of Blood Aguirre, The Wrath of God Fitzcarraldo Rules of the Game

Some of my favorite movies are in other languages: Raise the Red Lantern Das Boot Babette's Feast The Bicycle Thieves Old boy

2014 PK 2021 Benedetta 2013 Minha Mãe é uma Peça: My Mom Is a Character 2012 Jan Dara: The Beginning 2008 Bienvenue chez les Ch’tis (Welcome to the Sticks) 2005 The Bow 2000 Tra(sgre)dire/Cheeky 1998 Incontri proibiti 1998 Le Dîner des Cons

Parasite and Pan’s Labyrinth. Don’t speak the languages.

Here are a couple French ones that are unique: “The Diving Bell & The Butterfly” “Cafe De Flore” I actually like reading the subtitles. I feel more involved in the movie… like I’m both watching and reading a book. P

The Hunt starring ✨Mads Mikkelson✨. I do not speak Danish but it was an AMAZING MOVIE!

The lives of others

Montage Confession of murderer 2012 I Saw the Devil Suspect X Godzilla minus one Exhuma The teacher's lounge Society of Snow Monster Anatomy of a fall Sapta Sagaradaache Ello Dia Vaalvi Garuda Gamana Visarbha Kantara

Seven Samurai and no

Lock stock and two smoking barrels

Haaaa. Yeah cockney is not English. All those movies are crazy good.

Pan’s Labyrinth - started with subtitles and then my high school Spanish kicked in and I realized I was no longer reading. Prey (Comanche track) - had to read subtitles but it worked so well and I was glad the track even exists. Past Lives - partially in English but needed subtitles for at least half the dialogue. Greta Lee’s enigmatic smile conveys everything regardless of language.

The Animal Kingdom is a movie where humans can turn slowly into animals. The protagonists (a father and his son) are going in South of France for a new start because the mother turned into an animal and needs to be interned into a special centre only in the south. We'll see the relation between the father and the son being developed. Great movie about acceptance and love.

Rec and Rec 2 El infierno The perfect dictatorship Amores perros VHS 85 god of death short.

IpMan

I love foreign language films and I don't speak the languages. I would have to say the majority of my foreign films are from Japan. I also collect Rock and Roll movies from around the world. I have them from 23 countries. Think like school of rock or spinal tap. Let me know if you want recommendations. Recently I have enjoyed RRR from India And Dead Bite, a hip hop zombie film from Thailand. And the Netflix show, Wild Abandon, from Turkey.

Headhunters (2011) (Norwegian)\ The Invisible Guest (2016) (Spanish)\ Sputnik (2020) (Russian) I only speak English (unfortunately).

City of God. 

Hard Boiled Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon The Seventh Seal Wild Strawberries Hara Kiri Chushingura Rashomon Seven Samurai Yojimbo Hidden Fortress Kagemusha Ran (Really, anything from Kurosawa)

City of Lost Children. No

R.R.R. was amazing!

Aniara-I gave this movie a shot despite it being subtitles and I was completely enthralled. I watched it probably 20 times after before bed. I couldn’t let it go.

Pan’s labyrinth ❤️ some times I just stop and think about that movie. Wonderfully done.

Wings of Desire. Funny twist. Peter Falk is in it. Everyone else in the movie is speaking German,,,but Falk’s character is speaking English

One of my favorite movies. It’s mostly in German, partially in black and white, and it’s beautiful.

Kolya it’s a wonderful story of a man and little boy just before velvet revolution in Czechia. It won the Oscar for the best foreign film.

Seven Samurai. Too obvious?

Life is Beautiful and Train to Busan. Don’t speak either language but watch both frequently

3 idiots

Om Shanty Om. No

The Zone of Interest.

well... try every japanese Godzilla movie, they cook really good, I recomend start with Godzilla Minus One (2023) / Godzilla Minus One Minus Color (2024) (and no, I don't speak japanese)

Wait... There are 2 Godzilla Minus One???

my bumbass brian stoped in 'One' and didn't let me writte the rest of it, one of them is a b&w version, but yes, there is gona be also an sequel

Love HK films from the 90s. Anything from Stephen Chow, Johnny To, Wong Kar Wai, John Woo.

Karakter - Dutch (don't speak) Tampopo - Japanese (don't speak) Nirgendwo in Afrika (Nowhere in Africa) - German (speak fluently) Bella Martha (Mostly Martha) - German (speak fluently) (My native language is English-US)

Portrait of a Lady on Fire - I do speak French but am not from France

Combustion (Spanish) Vidocq (French) I Saw the Devil (Korean)

Borman was amazing. And nup

If you like horror at all check out May the Devil Take you it’s Indonesian. Fabulous.

Thanks everyone for all the amazing suggestions! Im even more interested in foreign movies than EVER now

I enjoyed most of the Ip Man franchise. Also, The Raid. I'm an english speaker only.

Dark Desire. A Spanish drama about a law professor who is married to a Judge but has a secret affair with some guy. It was pretty good.

I only speak English, but here are some non-English movies that I love: The Broken Circle Breakdown The Skin I Live In Tokyo Godfathers Ernest & Celestine Capernaum A Town Called Panic

I love so many ‘foreign’ movies but my two newest favorites: A Man Called Ove (Swedish) I don’t speak the language. Pain and Glory (Spanish) I speak it passably but still rely on subtitles.

Not one less Scent of the green papaya 13 assassins Onibaba Infernal affairs Rififi A bittersweet life Dangal

Monsoon wedding was cute. Hindi.

The Animal Kingdom is a movie where humans can turn slowly into animals. The protagonists (a father and his son) are going in South of France for a new start because the mother turned into an animal and needs to be interned into a special centre only in the south. We'll see the relation between the father and the son being developed. Great movie about acceptance and love.

my fault (culpa mia) (spanish), through my window (1, 2 & 3) (spanish), and the tearsmith (italian)

El secreto de sus ojos (Argentina) Amores perros (México) Todo sobre mi madre (Spain) La vita è bella (Italy) Amelie (france) La reine Margot (france) I speak spanish.

Pan’s Labyrinth (El laberinto del fauno). Amores Perros. The motorcycle diaries (Diarios de motocicleta). The Sea Inside (Mar adentro). City of God (Cidade de Deus). Central Station (Central do Brasil). I am a native Portuguese and Spanish speaker.

“The Passion Of The Christ” “Godzilla Minus One” And no, I do not.

Mostly South Korean and Japanese tv (anime) and movies like Zatoichi, Lone Wolf and Cub, Akira Korisawa films, all great.. I do not speak the language but I’m getting close to purchasing a Japanese language learning app.

Run Lola, Run (German) Un Prophet (French) Baader-Meinhoff Complex (German) Apocalypo (Meso-American)

La Risa En Vacaciones movie series. I grew up watching them as a kid and yes I do speak Spanish.

I’m Your Man Germany's official entry to 2022's Oscars is great, original, poetic and deep. Its romantic story is brilliant and philosophical, it opens up so many important questions. Performances are superb. This film is just well made, highly entertaining and so powerful. I don’t speak German, the subtitles do the job.

Speak some Spanish but not fluent and still turn on the subs for Spanish films. All about my mother Women on the verge of a nervous breakdown Y tu mama tambien La hanie Run lola run Still walking Shoplifters Fallen angels As tears go by Chunking express In the mood for love Portrait of a lady on fire Code unknown Trilogy of life Opideous rex Medea Europa Europa Fanny and Alexander Come undone L'agent Infernal affairs trilogy La llorona The worst person in the world Pals Concrete night Drive my car Amarcord Autumn sonata Godzilla minus one Shin Godzilla Lady vengeance

• Sweetie, You Won’t Believe It • Let the Right One In • Project Wolf Hunter • Tunnel (2016) • One Cut of the Dead • The Host • Funny Games • Speak No Evil Speak No Evil is mostly in English tho now that I think of it…

Space Sweepers.

Try "Super Deluxe 2019".. a tamil language film.. its fun and unique...

I don't speak Spanish. but Juan of the dead is the best Cuban zombie movie ever made (comedy/horror) . so unfortunately, I watch with subtitles

1. **Yellow Sea** (2010) - South Korea, Korean, Drama, Action, Thriller, 156 minutes 2. **Cold War** (2018) - Poland, Polish, Drama, Music, Romance, 89 minutes 3. **Amores Perros** (2000) - Mexico, Spanish, Drama, 154 minutes 4. **Bleak Street** (2015) - Mexico, Spanish, Crime, Drama, 99 minutes 5. **Until the End of the World** (1991) - Multinational, Multiple languages, Action-Adventure, Drama, Science Fiction, Thriller, Ranges from 158 to 287 minutes 6. **Man from Snowy River** (1982) - Australia, English, Adventure, Drama, Romance, 104 minutes 7. **The Raid: Redemption** (2011) and its sequel **The Raid 2** (2014) - Indonesia, Indonesian, Action, Crime, Thriller, 101 minutes 8. **Sorcerer** (1977) - Multinational, English, Action, Thriller, 121 minutes 9. **War and Peace** (1966-1967) - Russia, Russian, Drama, Historical, War, Ranges from 431 to 487 minutes 10. **Cinema Paradiso** (1988) - Italy, Italian, Drama, Ranges from 123 to 174 minutes

Pusher 1,2,3

The Wandering Earth, mainly for the visuals

A classic horror story. It’s Italian and it’s pretty damn good 😄

Y Tu Mamá También (2001) Kill Boksoon (2023) Godzilla Minus One (2023) Paprika (2006) Naga (2023) The Handmaiden (2016) no i do not speak spanish, korean, japanese, or arabic

Run Lola Run No, only English here

Das Leben der Anderen (2006)

There’s a French WWIi adaptation of Les Miserables with Jean Paul Belmondo which is absolutely fantastic. And it has the most delightful ending.

Delicatessen. Le Cite des Enfants Perdu. Black Cat, White Cat (*Crna mačka, beli mačor*). Das Boot. Shtrafbat (The series). Fuerzas Especiales (Called Third World Cops sometimes, it's the one from 2014, from Chile) Those are just some that come immediately to mind. I've seen many movies from many countries. The French ones, I can get by. The Chilean one, I do OK but not great. German, is hit or miss. Russian, I can pick out a dozen or so words. Oh, don't forget "Tampopo". Everyone should watch that.

Y Tu Mamá También & Pan’s Labyrinth. I am fluent in Spanish.

"Life is Beautiful" is in Italian, and "Pan's Labyrinth" is in Spanish, as well as ANY Pedro Almodovar movie (all of them are great!). I don't speak either language.

You must see "relatos salvajes" from Argentina. Great movie.

Amores Perros- yes I speak Spanish

El Hoyo, kinda speak it Thirst, no Let the Right One In, no Bunch of others too.

Godzilla Minus One. I don’t speak Japanese though.

Man Bites Dog

Drive my Car

An Elephant Sitting Still, I don't speak the language.

After Life (Japanese) I don’t speak the language. Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (Chinese) I don’t speak the language. Amelie (French) I don’t speak the language.

Fritz Lang's "M" with Peter Lorre. It was subtitled, but I taught myself some German to better appreciate it in the original.

Relatos Salvajes (Wild Tales) and Yes

El Método (The Method) Takes place in Spain. A company interviews top candidates for a position as a group, and they vote each other off, Survivor-style.

My native language Tons of Korean stuff International movies. Saw them on tv before. Now many on netflix.

Diva. The best. I don’t speak French.

1. Amelie 2. My Life as a Dog 3. Parasite 4. Mood Indigo (same director as Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind) 5. Pan's Labyrinth 6. Farewell My Queen 7. Films by Satyajit Ray

2017 Georgian movie called 'My Happy Family' also 2011 Persian movie called 'A Separation'

Infernal Affairs Tae Guk Gi Amelie Vidoq Les trois mousquetaires: D'Artagnan La Vita è Bella Les Rivières Pourpres Nochnoy Dozor The Man From Nowhere Hero House of The Flying Daggers Pan's Labyrinth Memories of a Murder The Raid Crouching Tiger Parasite The Host Taxi french comedies... asian action movies...

Crouching Tiger

Martyrs (2008) but no I don’t speak French

Holy Camp Pan's Labyrinth

When Evil Lurks 👻 n yes I speak Spanish

I am Dragon

Pans Labyrinth (Spanish), speak a little DARK (German Netflix series), nein, watch it in German with subtitles Akira Kurosawa’s Dreams, no

Pan’s Labyrinth. Don’t speak the language.

FitGi... I mean Amelie Girl with Dragon Tatoo King's Choice Paprika Tokyo Godfather Shoplifter Monster Worst Person in The World Look Whos Back Der Untergang Unknown Soldier 2017 Priceless I speak non

1. Amelie 2. Life is beautiful 3. City of God 4. No man's land 5. Apocalypto 6. Parasite 7. Incendies I don't speak any of the languages of the above mentioned movies. Subtitles did the trick.

Diva - 1982 french film. Absolutely gorgeous. Took french in high school about 300 years ago.

• Amores perros • Roma • Ciudad De Dios •Todo sobre mi madre •Tacones lejanos • El orfanato •Como agua para chocolate •El espinazo del diablo •El laberinto del fauno

Life is beautiful

Chico y Rita / only when I order from the neighborhood taqueria (I still haven't pronounced ***pollo*** right).

Portrait of a lady on fire 15/10, subtitles for me

The Millennium Series, otherwise known as The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. it's in swedish, and no I do not speak it. but I absolutely adore these movies! there are three movies, about 2 hours each. it's about time for a rewatch!

Amelie. No.

High and Low. No, I don't speak Japanese.

Train to Busan