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Krissy, I haven't seen Like Water for Chocolate since it was released in (I think) 1992. I do remember it as being pretty hot! It was an interesting look at how women were controlled in families and how passion was suppressed. If I recall, Tita, the main character, is able to literally express her repressed emotions through the food she cooked for the family.

So, do you prefer dubbed or subtitled foreign films? 

I think I'll rent it again! I haven't seen it since '92 either!!! And yes, you are correct!!

I prefer subtitled foreign films!

Subtitles for me--I prefer the cadence of the original language.

Has anyone seen "Very Annie Mary" (2001)? It's a funny, quirky little Welsh film about a very shy and repressed young woman (Rachel Griffiths) who decides to radically re-make her life. Ioan Gruffudd ("Amazing Grace," "Horatio Hornblower," etc.) and Matthew Rhys are hilarious as Hob and Nob, her gay friends. Jonathan Pryce plays her repressive, overbearing father. It's a real gem!

Sounds like my kind of movie!!! I'm adding that to my Netflix list!

"Last Chance Harvey" with Emma Thompson and Dustin Hoffman.

"The Enchanted Cottage".