I'm not a fan of the film, but it's a great way to get the best of the world.

A striking film in any case, especially with what is going on in Iran right now, it's

well constructed and allows you to see the greater society through this Iranian woman.

It's a Tim Kogshel film week of NPR Los Angeles.

It's our featured review, Holy Spider.

Holy smokes.

This is what the setting should be.

It is a fantastic film and a very intense movie.

Close is another one of our films this week, Belgian movie, but a childhood friendship and

EO, a film about a donkey.

That's right, three foreign films this week.

Last week I teased four foreign films, but I did not get a screen read for trying of sadness

with some trying to get, which does have a name you all know.

The Herylson is actually in that film, which won the Palm Dirt, the Cannes Film Festival.

Still can't get that.

Those are three new movies, though, and our old movie this week is Nine, which was just a

film, which was absolutely ravaged when it came out.

And Chris Cody is somehow watching some of it right now.

I believe it at least got through a little bit of it.

You're thinking yourself, why the hell are you reviewing Nine?

Well, next year is the 15th anniversary, and I was actually flipping the channels I saw

it was on.

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