Indoor Foreign Film Adventure

Set an evening at your home to be ambassadors of a global film festival. Begin the evening preparing dinner together related to the country the film is from. Set the dining table appropriately based on the theme of your chosen country and dress up to closely represent characters in the film.
Once the dinner is ready, serve it course by course while discussing the origins of the dishes and its relevance to the cinema. The aim here is to immerse yourselves in the culture and cuisine of your selected location.
After dinner, continue the evening in the living room. Set up your television or projector and make sure the room is cozy and warm. Start watching the film and comment on it regularly, sharing your thoughts and trying to predict the ending. Your goal is to connect more deeply through the shared experience of the foreign film.

Choose a foreign film that's interesting to both of you. Ideally, the film should be from a country or culture neither of you is familiar with. You need to plan in advance for the authentic food that resembles the film's origin. You can create special tickets for your 'film night' and hand the ticket to your partner as a surprise.
Start by deciding what you could cook for your global cinema night. This doesn’t need to be extravagant, it’s the thought that counts. You can even make something as simple as pasta for an Italian film!
Comfort is key so make your living room cozy. Think of cozy furniture, blankets, candles, and dim the lighting to set the atmosphere. Remember, the focus of the night is the film so try to eliminate any distractions.

There are many websites where you can stream or rent foreign films. Research online to find a film that matches your preference.
Cooking together can be a bonding experience, so involve your partner in the culinary adventure. This also gives you a chance to explore a different culture together.
A good foreign film will offer an opportunity to communicate and express each other's views. Encourage open conversation about the film and the culture it portrays for a continuing dialogue beyond the film.