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It probably didn't trend, because it's in Dutch. For myself, I have no issue with subtitled films, but a lot of my countrymen are not comfortable with it. The
by ChrisMarshallNY 1y ago
It probably didn't trend, because it's in Dutch.
For myself, I have no issue with subtitled films, but a lot of my countrymen are not comfortable with it.
The main issues that I have with foreign (to me) films, is the cultural frame can be odd. That also happens with British and Australian stuff.
- aspenmayer 1y ago> The main issues that I have with foreign (to me) films, is the cultural frame can be odd. That also happens with British and Australian stuff. For me, that is the magic of film, but I wonder if reality recedes as we approach, via biases, oversights, and the key design 'flaw as feature' of the camera, that it only captures what has already been framed.