Oscar Foreign Language List 2019 DO NOT POST

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2019 Foreign Language Film Oscar Submissions

  • Algeria – Until The End Of Time – Yasmine Chouikh

  • Argentina– The Angel (El Angel) – Luis Ortega

  • Austria – The Waldheim Waltz – Ruth Beckermann

  • Belarus – Crystal Swan – Darya Zhuk

  • Belgium – Girl – Lukas Dhont

  • Bolivia – Muralla – Rodrigo Patiño

  • Bosnia – Never Leave Me – Aida Begic

  • Brazil – The Great Mystical Circus – Carlos Diegues

  • Bulgaria – Omnipresent – Ilian Djevelekov

  • Cambodia – Graves Without A Name – Rithy Pan

  • Canada – Watch Dog – Sophie Dupuis

  • Chile – And Suddenly The Dawn – Silvio Caiozzi

  • Colombia– Birds of Passage, Cristina Gallego & Ciro Guerra

  • Croatia – The Eighth Commissioner – Ivan Salaj

  • Czech Republic – Winter Flies – Olmo Omerzu

  • Denmark – The Guilty – Gustav Möller

  • Dominican Republic – Cocote – Nelson Carlo de los Santos

  • Ecuador – A Son Of Man – Jamaicanoproblem and Pablo Agüero

  • Egypt – Yomeddine – Abu Bakr Shawky

  • Estonia – Take It Or Leave It – Liina Trishkina-Vanhatalo

  • Finland – Euthanizer – Teemu Nikin

  • France – Memoir Of War – Emmanuel Finkiel

  • Georgia – Namme – Zaza Khalvashi

  • Germany – Never Look Away – Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck

  • Greece – Polyxeni – Dora Masklavanou

  • Hong Kong – Polyxeni – Dora Masklavanou

  • India – Village Rockstars – Rima Das

  • Indonesia – Marlina The Murderer In Four Acts – Mouly Surya

  • Iraq – The Journey – Mohamed Al-Daradji

  • Iran – No Date, No Signature – Vahid Jalilvand

  • Israel – The Cakemaker – Ofir Raul Grazier

  • Italy – Dogman – Matteo Garrone

  • Japan – Shoplifters – Hirokazu Kore-eda

  • Kosovo – The Marriage – Blerta Zeqiri

  • Latvia – To Be Continued – Ivars Seleckis

  • Lebanon – Capernaum – Nadine Labaki

  • Lithuania – Wonderful Losers: A Different World – Arunas Matelis

  • Luxembourg – Gutland – Govinda Van Maele

  • Macedonia: Secret Ingredient – Gjorce Stavreski

  • Mexico – Roma – Alfonso Cuarón

  • Morocco – Burnout – Nour Eddine Lakhmari

  • Netherlands – The Resistance Banker – Joram Lürsen

  • Norway – What Will People Say – Iram Haq

  • Palestine – Ghost Hunting – Raed Andoni

  • Pakistan – Cake – Asim Abbasi

  • Panama – Ruben Blades Is Not My Name – Abner Benaim

  • Peru – Eternity – Oscar Catacora

  • Poland – Cold War – Pawel Pawlikowski

  • Portugal – Peregrinação – João Botelho

  • Romania – I Do Not Care If We Go Down In History As Barbarians – Radu Jude

  • Serbia – Offenders – Dejan Zecevic

  • Singapore – Buffalo Boys – Mike Wiluan

  • Slovakia – The Interpreter – Martin Sulik

  • Slovenia – Ivan – Janez Burger

  • South Korea – Burning – Lee Chang-dong

  • Spain – Champions – Javier Fesser

  • Sweden – Border – Ali Abbasi

  • Switzerland – Eldorado – Markus Imhoof

  • Taiwan – The Grerat Buddha+ – Huang Hsin-Yao

  • Thailand – Malila: The Farewell Flower – Anucha Boonyawatana

  • Tunisia – Beauty And The Dogs – Kaouther Ben Hania

  • Turkey – The Wild Pear Tree – Nuri Bilge Ceylan

  • Ukraine – Donbass – Sergei Loznitsa

  • UK – I Am Not A Witch – Rungano Nyoni

  • Venezuela – The Family – Gustavo Rondon Cordova

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