Who can introduce a few foreign literary films?
Of course, you can. Here are a few introductions of foreign literary films: Titanic (1997): This is a classic romance film directed by James Cameron. It tells a love story that transcends social classes. With the sinking of the Titanic as the background, it shows the beauty and cruelty of human nature. Forrest Gump (1994): This is a film about a man with insufficient intelligence who has experienced all kinds of difficulties and setbacks in his life. It is directed by Robert Zemecris and tells the life story of Forrest Gump and his friends. Roman holiday (1953): This is a romantic comedy film directed by Gregory Peck about the romantic story of a royal princess and an American journalist during their vacation in Rome. Life Is Beautiful (1997): This is a story about the Jewry during World War II, directed by Robert Benigni. It tells the story of a father who sacrificed his life to protect his son, demonstrating the strength and beauty of human nature. Farewell My Concubine (1993): This is a Chinese film directed by Chen Kaige about the love story of two Peking opera actors during a period of political turmoil in Chinese history.