Back to the definition of a foreign film.I'm not sure why Chinatown is included in the top 100,even it's directed by a Pole.As has been said before, all films are foreign to most people in the world.I take it to mean non-American(i guess Americans started the site?),certainly not in English.I don't mind some discussion about American films(it's inevitable,i suppose) as long as the site mainly concentrates on films not in English,which i presume is the main purpose.It becomes more problematic when certain non-American directors start making films in the U.S-all their films can get listed for voting, if i'm not mistaken.I see Tarantino's films are even listed,presumably cos he directed a part of Four Rooms,which Rodriguez also had a hand in,but i don't think American films should be allowed in the top 100.As for Memento,by a British director(there's a shortage of good ones working in Britain,i'd say);it was extremely interesting and certainly made my head spin.I wouldn't want or feel able to give it a close analytical study,delve into its extended meanings!  