Another period film in an exotic locale.

Thinking about Indochine reminded me of my absolute favorite "monied woman an a colonialized locale in a different era" film.



While I'm not trying to endorse colonialization, these films always make life in one of these countries seem so full and exciting. Not to mention gorgeous and exotic.





More and more, I wish I could experience more culture, more life, more customs that are not my own. Even for just a little bit. I'm tired of having to live vicariously though film and books.

However, on the topic of Africa, if you want a real-life look into the world of colonial Africa, browse these reads:




(If you've already seen the film, you still need to read the book.)