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List of submissions to the 92nd Academy Awards for Best International Feature Film

Summary

This is a list of submissions to the 92nd Academy Awards for the Best International Feature Film.[1] The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS) has invited the film industries of various countries to submit their best film for the Academy Award for Best International Feature Film every year since the award was created in 1956.[2] The award is presented annually by the Academy to a feature-length motion picture produced outside the United States that contains primarily non-English dialogue.[2][3] The International Feature Film Award Committee oversees the process and reviews all the submitted films.[3] The category was previously called the Best Foreign Language Film, but this was changed in April 2019 to Best International Feature Film, after the Academy deemed the word "Foreign" to be outdated.[4]

Bong Joon Ho directed South Korea's first film to win the award, Parasite (2019).

For the 92nd Academy Awards, the submitted motion pictures must be first released theatrically in their respective countries between 1 October 2018 and 30 September 2019.[5] The deadline for submissions was 1 October 2019, with the Academy announcing a list of eligible films on 7 October 2019. A total of 94 countries submitted a film, with a record number of 93 being accepted.[6][7] Three countries submitted a film for the first time. Ghana sent Azali,[8] Nigeria sent Lionheart,[9] and Uzbekistan sent Hot Bread.[10] However, on 4 November 2019, the Academy disqualified Nigeria's entry, as the majority of the film's dialogue is in English.[11]

From the longlist, ten finalists were shortlisted,[12] with those ten films announced on 16 December 2019,[13] with the final five nominees announced on 13 January 2020.[14][15] Parasite by Bong Joon Ho won the award for South Korea,[16] as well as the award for Best Picture, becoming the first non-English language film to do so.[17]

Submissions edit

Submitting Country Film Title used in nomination Original Title Language(s) Director(s) Result
  Afghanistan Hava, Maryam, Ayesha[18] حوا، مریم، عایشه Persian, Dari Sahraa Karimi Disqualified[19]
  Albania The Delegation[20] Delegacioni Albanian, French Bujar Alimani Not nominated
  Algeria Papicha[21] بابيشة Algerian Arabic, French Mounia Meddour Not nominated
  Argentina Heroic Losers[22] La odisea de los giles Spanish Sebastián Borensztein Not nominated
  Armenia Lengthy Night[23] Էրկեն Կիշեր Armenian Edgar Baghdasaryan Not nominated
  Australia Buoyancy[24] Khmer, Thai, Isan Rodd Rathjen Not nominated
  Austria Joy[25] English, German, Nigerian Pidgin Sudabeh Mortezai Disqualified[26]
  Bangladesh Alpha[27] আলফা Bengali Nasiruddin Yousuff Not nominated
  Belarus Debut[28] Дебют Russian Anastasiya Miroshnichenko Not nominated
  Belgium Our Mothers[29] Nuestras madres Spanish César Díaz Not nominated
  Bolivia I Miss You[30] Tu me manques Spanish, English Rodrigo Bellott Not nominated
  Bosnia and Herzegovina The Son[31] Sin Bosnian Ines Tanović Not nominated
  Brazil Invisible Life[32][33] A Vida Invisível de Eurídice Gusmão Brazilian Portuguese Karim Aïnouz Not nominated
  Bulgaria Ága[34] Ага Yakut Milko Lazarov Not nominated
  Cambodia In the Life of Music[35] តន្រ្តីជីវិត Khmer, English Caylee So, Sok Visal Not nominated
  Canada Antigone[36] French, English, Arabic Sophie Deraspe Not nominated
  Chile Spider[37] Araña Spanish, German, Haitian Creole Andrés Wood Not nominated
  China Ne Zha[38] 哪吒之魔童降世 Mandarin Jiaozi Not nominated
  Colombia Monos[39] Spanish, English Alejandro Landes Not nominated
  Costa Rica The Awakening of the Ants[40] El despertar de las hormigas Spanish Antonella Sudasassi Not nominated
  Croatia Mali[41] Croatian Antonio Nuić Not nominated
  Cuba A Translator[42] Un Traductor Spanish, Russian Rodrigo Barriuso, Sebastián Barriuso Not nominated
  Czech Republic The Painted Bird[43] Nabarvené ptáče Interslavic, Czech, Russian, German Václav Marhoul Made shortlist[13]
  Denmark Queen of Hearts[44] Dronningen Danish, Swedish May el-Toukhy Not nominated
  Dominican Republic The Projectionist[45] El proyeccionista Spanish José María Cabral Not nominated
  Ecuador The Longest Night[46] La mala noche Gabriela Calvache Not nominated
  Egypt Poisonous Roses[47] ورد مسموم Arabic Fawzi Saleh Not nominated
  Estonia Truth and Justice[48] Tõde ja õigus Estonian Tanel Toom Made shortlist[13]
  Ethiopia Running Against the Wind[49] የንፋሱ ፍልሚያ Amharic Jan Philipp Weyl Not nominated
  Finland Stupid Young Heart[50] Hölmö nuori sydän Finnish, Somali Selma Vilhunen Not nominated
  France Les Misérables[51] French Ladj Ly Nominated[52]
  Georgia Shindisi[53] შინდისი Georgian, Russian Dito Tsintsadze Not nominated
  Germany System Crasher[54] Systemsprenger German Nora Fingscheidt Not nominated
  Ghana Azali[55] Dagbani, Akan Kwabena Gyansah Not nominated
  Greece When Tomatoes Met Wagner[56] Όταν ο Βάγκνερ Συνάντησε τις Ντομάτες Greek Marianna Economou Not nominated
  Honduras Blood, Passion and Coffee[33] Café con Sabor a mi Tierra Spanish Carlos Membreño Not nominated
  Hong Kong The White Storm 2: Drug Lords[57] 掃毒2天地對決 Cantonese Herman Yau Not nominated
  Hungary Those Who Remained[58] Akik maradtak Hungarian Barnabás Tóth Made shortlist[13]
  Iceland A White, White Day[59] Hvítur, Hvítur Dagur Icelandic Hlynur Pálmason Not nominated
  India Gully Boy[60] गली बॉय Hindi Zoya Akhtar Not nominated
  Indonesia Memories of My Body[61] Kucumbu Tubuh Indahku Javanese Garin Nugroho Not nominated
  Iran Finding Farideh[62] در جستجوی فریده Persian, Dutch, English Kourosh Ataee, Azadeh Moussavi Not nominated
  Ireland Gaza[63] Gaza, غزة Palestinian Arabic Garry Keane, Andrew McConnell Not nominated
  Israel Incitement[64] ימים נוראים Hebrew Yaron Zilberman Not nominated
  Italy The Traitor[65] Il traditore Italian, Sicilian, Portuguese Marco Bellocchio Not nominated
  Japan Weathering with You[66] 天気の子 Japanese Makoto Shinkai Not nominated
  Kazakhstan Kazakh Khanate – Golden Throne[67] Қазақ Xандығының – Aлтын Tесігі Kazakh, Russian Rustem Abdrashev Not nominated
  Kenya Subira[68] English, Swahili Ravneet Sippy Chadha Not nominated
  Kosovo Zana[69] Albanian Antoneta Kastrati Not nominated
  Kyrgyzstan Aurora[70] Аврора Kyrgyz, Russian Bekzat Pirmatov Not nominated
  Latvia The Mover[71] Tēvs Nakts Latvian, Russian, German, Yiddish Dāvis Sīmanis Jr. Not nominated
  Lebanon 1982[72] Arabic, English, French Oualid Mouaness Not nominated
  Lithuania Bridges of Time[73] Laiko tiltai Latvian, Lithuanian, Estonian, Russian, Hebrew Kristine Briede, Audrius Stonys Not nominated
  Luxembourg Tel Aviv on Fire[74] תל אביב על האש Hebrew, Arabic Sameh Zoabi Not nominated
  Malaysia M for Malaysia[75] Malay, English Dian Lee, Ineza Roussille Not nominated
  Mexico The Chambermaid[76] La camarista Spanish Lila Avilés Not nominated
  Mongolia The Steed[33] Хийморь Mongolian, Kazakh, Mandarin, Russian Erdenebileg Ganbold Not nominated
  Montenegro Neverending Past[77] Između dana i noći Montenegrin Andro Martinovic Not nominated
  Morocco Adam[78] آدم Arabic Maryam Touzani Not nominated
  Nepal Bulbul[79] बुलबुल Nepali Binod Paudel Not nominated
  Netherlands Instinct[80] Instinct Dutch Halina Reijn Not nominated
  Nigeria Lionheart[81] English, Igbo, Hausa Genevieve Nnaji Disqualified[19]
  North Macedonia Honeyland[82] Медена земја Balkan Gagauz Turkish, Macedonian, Serbo-Croatian, Bosnian Tamara Kotevska, Ljubomir Stefanov Nominated[52]
  Norway Out Stealing Horses[83] Ut og stjæle hester Norwegian, Swedish Hans Petter Moland Not nominated
  Pakistan Laal Kabootar[84] لال کبوتر Urdu Kamal Khan Not nominated
  Palestine It Must Be Heaven[85] Arabic, English, French, Spanish, Hebrew, Japanese Elia Suleiman Not nominated
  Panama Everybody Changes[86] Todos Cambiamos Spanish Arturo Montenegro Not nominated
  Peru Retablo[87] Ayacucho Quechua Alvaro Delgado-Aparicio Not nominated
  Philippines Verdict[88] Tagalog, Filipino, English Raymund Ribay Gutierrez Not nominated
  Poland Corpus Christi[89] Boże Ciało Polish Jan Komasa Nominated[52]
  Portugal The Domain[90] A Herdade Portuguese Tiago Guedes Not nominated
  Romania The Whistlers[91] La Gomera Romanian, English, El Silbo, Spanish Corneliu Porumboiu Not nominated
  Russia Beanpole[92] Дылда Russian Kantemir Balagov Made shortlist[13]
  Saudi Arabia The Perfect Candidate[93] المرشح المثالي Arabic Haifaa al-Mansour Not nominated
  Senegal Atlantics[94] Atlantique Wolof, French, English Mati Diop Made shortlist[13]
  Serbia King Petar of Serbia[95] Краљ Петар Први Serbian Petar Ristovski Not nominated
  Singapore A Land Imagined[96] 幻土 Mandarin, English, Bengali Yeo Siew Hua Not nominated
  Slovakia Let There Be Light[97] Nech je svetlo Slovak, German Marko Škop Not nominated
  Slovenia History of Love[98] Zgodovina ljubezni Slovene, English Sonja Prosenc Not nominated
  South Africa Knuckle City[99] Xhosa Jahmil X.T. Qubeka Not nominated
  South Korea Parasite[100] 기생충 Korean Bong Joon-ho Won Academy Award[16]
  Spain Pain and Glory[101] Dolor y gloria Spanish Pedro Almodóvar Nominated[52]
  Sweden And Then We Danced[102] And Then We Danced Georgian Levan Akin Not nominated
  Switzerland The Awakening of Motti Wolkenbruch[103] Wolkenbruchs wunderliche Reise in die Arme einer Schickse German, Yiddish, Hebrew, Swiss German Michael Steiner Not nominated
  Taiwan Dear Ex[104] 誰先愛上他的 Mandarin Mag Hsu, Hsu Chih-yen Not nominated
  Thailand Krasue: Inhuman Kiss[105] แสงกระสือ Thai Sitisiri Mongkolsiri Not nominated
  Tunisia Dear Son[106] ولدي Arabic Mohamed Ben Attia Not nominated
  Turkey Commitment[107] Bağlılık Aslı Turkish Semih Kaplanoğlu Not nominated
  Ukraine Homeward[108] Evge / Додому Crimean Tatar, Ukrainian Nariman Aliev Not nominated
  United Kingdom The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind[33] English, Chichewa Chiwetel Ejiofor Not nominated
  Uruguay The Moneychanger[109] Así habló el cambista Spanish Federico Veiroj Not nominated
  Uzbekistan Hot Bread[110] Issiq non Uzbek Umid Khamdamov Not nominated
  Venezuela Being Impossible[111] Yo, imposible Spanish Patricia Ortega Not nominated
  Vietnam Furie[112] Hai Phượng Vietnamese Lê Văn Kiệt Not nominated

Notes edit

  •   Afghanistan's submission, Hava, Maryam, Ayesha, was not on the final list because questions were raised over the legitimacy of the national committee that submitted it.[19]
  •   Austria's submission, Joy, was disqualified in November 2019, with the Academy stating that the film had too much of its dialogue in English.[113] The filmmakers disputed the disqualification, arguing that dialogue in Nigerian Pidgin was unintelligible to English speakers without subtitles, and should be counted separately from standard English. Because standard English constituted less than 50% of the film's dialogue, the film should be eligible.[114] The Academy stood by its initial decision. However, they changed the rules to allow films in Pidgin English the following year. [115]
  •   Lionheart from Nigeria, the first film ever submitted by the country, was disqualified in November 2019. Only 11 minutes of its 95-minute runtime featured non-English language dialogue, in violation of the Academy's rule that an entry's "original dialogue track as well as the completed picture must be predominantly in a language or languages other than English." Director Ava DuVernay criticized the Academy's rule and the film's disqualification saying, "English is the official language of Nigeria. Are you barring the country from ever competing for an Oscar in its official language?" The Academy's International Feature Film executive committee chairman Larry Karaszewski said the rules were clearly communicated to the submitting international committees. He commented, "If you're submitting for something as important as an Academy Award, I would think you should look at the rules." The Nigerian selection committee responded, "Going forward, the committee intends to submit films which are predominantly foreign language — non-English recording dialogue."[116]
  •   Initial reports stated that Uganda had selected Kony: Order from Above as their first-ever Oscar submission.[117][118] However, the Uganda Oscars Selection Committee said that the film did not meet the minimum qualification requirements for selection and was not submitted.[119]

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