Re: becoming a filmie
As others have said, easily digestible American movies from 70s and 80s. Scorcese, Kubrik, French Connection, Chinatown, Godfather I & II.
Then you can hit them with Hitchcock -- a master who made many entertaining movies.
Also, Billy Wilder -- The Apartment, Some Like It Hot
Then you got the Noir Films -- Bogart and Cagney, Sunset Blvd., Double Indemnity (Wilder).
By then they've prolly got their fill of American, and you can go to the French New Wave -- Godard's Breathless, Truffaut, Renoir Rules of the Game (not really New Wave but one of my favorites).
Bunuel and Fellini
Hong Kong -- Wong Kar Wai, Woo's early films.
I'll stop now.
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