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Which French films will help you learn the language

Which French films will help you learn the language
When you hear France, the first association is the Eiffel Tower, there's no question, but who is next? Of course Edith Piaf! It's enough to put on your headphones, play her music, go out on the balcony to instantly move the side of love. People start to move in slow motion, your eyes tend to stop at happy couples, you sense laughter in the distance. There is no wonder in this, the goodness of French as if it were able to touch you on a subconscious level. And if you're fond of French cinema, you've certainly come across films that instantly ignite your desire to sign up the next day on the French course. What are the films that do not remain indifferent filmmakers and which you must watch if you want to practice your French language? Some of them you have certainly seen with Bulgarian dublage, we advise you to watch them once again, not only because they are worth seeing again, but also to touch the beauty of the language.

The Amazing Destiny of Amélie Pullen

Director Jean-Pierre Jone of the Later, in Amélie Pollen, a different attitude towards the world is built, and it lacks that superficial look that only notices the gray, which does not see the color of everyday life. The incredible performance of Audre Totu, who travels Paris on his bike and seeks love, is exciting and fascinating. In combination with magical and exciting music, the work of composer Jan Thiersen, the adventures at 2 hours and 2 minutes seem a short moment, which you will wish to repeat and a third. The French band was not missed by the American Film Academy and received 5 nominations for "Oscar."

Children's games

Sometimes choosing a name for a movie is easier than discovering the correct and intriguing translation of the title to other languages. This is the case with the incredible French-Belgiumn romantic tape Jeux d'enfants, in literal translation means children's games, comes out in English as Love me if you dare (Love me if you dare). In the film dedicated to love, even if you do not follow the Bulgarian subtitles, you will be captured by the dialogues, so tender, so strong, sometimes aggressive, sometimes cold, but always beautiful and benign. Marion Kotiyar and Guillaume Kane are partners not only on the set, but also in life, which is evident in the flame in their eyes. The plot examines the lives of two lovers, who live and divide, and for the viewers there is nothing left but to laugh and weep at the same time. And the final? The finale cannot be forgotten, for which the director Jan Samuel has the credit.

The Untouchable

Only if you try to read the original title with a typical French accent Intouchables will you fall in love with the movie and the language and you will not be eager to learn more. The action takes place in Paris, and the plot deals with the history of the paralyzed aristocrat and intellectual Philip, who is looking to hire his own personal assistant. Among the many candidates for the position, the millionaire stops at the rude and rude colored Driss, who applies only formally so that he can benefit from social benefits as socially weak. The deal between the two is Driss helping Philip for just a month, and then if he wants to leave, he can leave. Olivier Nakash's directorial decisions and Eric Toledano represent class differences in this way, carry characters through incredible twists, and at times his viewer wants to laugh and cry at the same time.

The archives of French filmography feature unique and incredibly intriguing plots that can inspire you from the first frame, and the melodious language will make you forget the tensions of everyday life. And without watching these three French film tapes, we from Language School "Omega" We will teach you to have a proper pronunciation, perfect grammar and even a classic French sense of humor, the three things you can walk through French streets with confidence.

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