Q:

What's a word to describe something that is "non-English?"

I was trying to write a sentence in which I referred to films produced in non-English-speaking countries in languages other than the English language, but with English subtitles added to them: 

...collections of foreign films with English subtitles...

As an English-speaking person from an English-speaking country, were I speaking to an audience of people from English-speaking countries, that might work. However, my audience consists of people who are not only from English-speaking countries, but from around the world. How can I rephrase the above expression to avoid using the term "foreign"--which is relative to whatever country is "native"--to describe those films, but to still have the meaning of being films that are not produced in the English language? 

A:

It seems to me like you already know and decided against this option (given you use it in your post), but I think the right expression is, in fact, non-English films. Or if you want to be even more clear (and are OK with something longer), non-English-language films. Both are used and mean the same thing (films not in the English language).
"Non-English films":

Best non-English films - IMDb
3 Non-English Films That Will Make You Forget You're Reading Subs
Is it anti-American to like non-English movies? | Scanners | Roger Ebert

"Non-English-language films":

List of most expensive non-English-language films - Wikipedia
If You've Seen 40/100 Of These Non-English Language Films, You're A Serious Film Nerd - BuzzFeed
How to handle non english language films? : radarr - Reddit

