Film Quizzes: Great Foreign Films

I wasn’t planning on doing another film quiz soon after my Magic post, but in the comments section from my Teachers quiz an idea for foreign films was suggested by Leí, whose blog I discovered recently. While most of my quizzes focus on Hollywood, I have always had a fondness for films from different cultures, and even did a Blogathon entitled Foreign Favourites. Below are 15 stills from successful films made in different languages and cultures. How many can you work out? There are countless more I could have included, so feel free to mention any you’re especially fond of.

 Film 1  (1940s)

 Film 2  (1950s)

 Film 3  (1960s)

Film 4  (1980s)

 Film 5  (1980s)

 Film 6

 Film 7  (1980s)

 Film 8  (1990s)

 Film 9  (1990s)

 Film 10  (1990s)

 Film 11  (2000s)

 Film 12  (2000s)

 Film 13  (2000s)

 Film 14  (2000s)

 Film 15  (2000s)

Answers below

Film Quizzes: World War 2 Films

After seeing the superb Dunkirk last week, it got me thinking about what other depictions there had been of World War 2. There are some pretty famous ones I’ve left out, which you’re more than welcome to mention in the comments section. I wanted a wide range  that covered different aspects of the war. Fighting on the ground, being under attack under water, aerial warfare, resistance fighters and the struggle within concentration camps among them. See how many you can get. A bonus point if you can guess my favourite among them.

 1. (1940s)

 2. (1940s)

 3. (1950s)

 4. (1950s)

 5. (1950s)

 6. (1960s)

 7. (1960s)

 8. (1970s)

 9. (1980s)

 10. (1990s)

 11. (1990s)

 12. (1990s)

 13. (2000s)

 14. (2000s)

 15. (2000s)

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Film Quizzes: Germany

With a reminder for those interested in participating in my Foreign Favourites series included, I’ve decided to do a quiz highlighting some of the phenomenal films outside of the English language. The six films below are shining examples of Germany’s sense of creativity, culture and history. See how many of the ausgezeichnet (excellent) films below you recognise.

 (1930s)

 (1980s)

 (1990s)

 (2000+)

 (2000+)

 (2000+)

Answers below