Going to Europe might be on everyone’s bucket list. Some of us want to achieve it before we hit 30, some of us already went to Europe but not quite got the full experience. Well, Eurocinema brings you the second best way to experience Europe: Watching European movies that makes you feel like you are in Europe!
Here are 5 European movies that will conquer every movie goers heart.
L’enfant d’en haut/Sister (2012)
Wanted to go on that skiing trip but never had the time? Maybe you wanted to experience Swiss atmosphere this year, but did not have the money. Well, this drama will bring you the European weather you have been searching for. Starring Lea Seydoux, this drama is centered around on a boy who supports his sister by stealing from wealthy guests in a Swiss ski resort.
Un baiser s’il vous plait/Shall We Kiss (2007)
Ever wondered what romance from the eyes of a European was like? In this French romantic comedy, we see how difficult it can be to indulge one’s desires without affecting someone else’s life. Gabriel and Emilie meet by coincidence. He gives her a lift and they spend the evening together. At the end of the night, Emilie declines Gabriel’s offer of “a kiss without consequences”. Why is it so impossible to have a kiss without any problems at the end? Well, watch this film and learn.
Lucia/ Sex And Lucia (2001)
A women’s ultimate quest to find herself through her past relationships. Before Eat, Pray and Love’s American point of view of Europe got famous, this movie paved its way. As Lucia wanders around in Madrid in search for herself, the audience gets to experience Spain in new ways and get to see this amazing place vicariously through Lucia’s eyes. Get ready for a cinematographic feast.
Lila, Lila (2007)
This extraordinary love story takes place in Berlin, Germany. Not known for its romantic architecture or passionate lovers, Germany still plays a huge role in the film making industry and has put on a wonderful spectacle for this movie, starring Berlin. As the protagonist of the movie David steals the manuscript and gets famous by somebody else’s work, the audience gets to enjoy his misery and confusion! It is a win/win for the viewer so why wait?
The Sicilian Girl (2008)
After all the comedies Eurocinema has put on, there had to be some movie to capture the tense atmosphere of the Italian coasts. “The Sicilian Girl” is the perfect embodiment for those viewers who want to watch a real story off from Italy. This movie tells the true story of 17-year-old Sicilian Rita Atria, who broke off Sicilian Mafia’s code of silence and testified against the “family business” after both her father and then her brother are both murdered. A must watch.
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