Foreign Film Submissions - 75th Golden Globe Awards
Each year the Hollywood Foreign Press Association bestows the Golden Globe Award in the Foreign Language category. To qualify a film must be a motion picture drama, musical or comedy with at least 51% of the dialogue spoken in a non-English language. Documentaries are not eligible. Animated films – including foreign language ones – are considered in the Animation category.
To qualify, a foreign language film must have been released in their country of origin during the prior 15-month period, from October 1 to December 31 before the awards. Each film must have been screened for active HFPA members. Differently than the Academy Awards rules, the HFPA does not limit submissions to one per country, multiple submissions from any country are allowed as long as the films follow the qualification requirements and are screened for the membership as verified by the Foreign Film Committee.
This year 73 Foreign Language Films (from 52 countries) were eligible for Golden Globes consideration. That made for an intense viewing schedule ... as well as for one of the greatest privileges of the year.
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Country |
Director |
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Canada |
Yan England |
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Italy/USA |
Jonas Carpignano |
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Greece |
Yannis Sakaridis |
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Ayiti Mon Amour |
Haiti |
Guetty Felin |
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Turkey |
Can Ulkay |
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Panama/Argentina |
Arianne Benedetti |
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Brazil |
Daniel Rezende |
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Philippines |
Mikhail Red |
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Poland |
Ryszard Bugajski |
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France |
Robin Campillo |
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Iran |
Simon Baker |
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Switzerland |
Petra Volpe |
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Venezuela |
Ignacio Castillo Cottin |
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Everybody Loves Somebody |
Mexico/USA |
Catalina Aguilar Mastretta |
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Chile |
Sebastián Lelio |
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Senegal/France |
Alain Gomis |
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Cambodia |
Angelina Jolie |
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Italy |
Sergio Castellitto |
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Israel |
Samuel Maoz |
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Bulgaria |
Kristina Grozeva, Petar Valchanov |
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Austria |
Michael Haneke |
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Canada |
François Girard |
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How Viktor “the Garlic” Took Alexey |
Russia |
Alexandr Hant |
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I Dream In Another Language |
Mexico |
Ernesto Contreras |
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Czech Republic/Slovakia/France |
Bohdan Sláma |
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| Germany/France |
Fatih Akin |
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Lebanon |
Ziad Doueiri |
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Hungary/Germany |
Kornél Mundruczó |
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Netherlands |
Mijke de Jong |
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Slovakia/Ukraine |
Peter Bebjak |
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India |
Alankrita Shrivastava |
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Lebanon |
Erahm Christopher |
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Israel |
Savi Gabizon |
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Lost In Paris |
France |
Dominique Abel, Fiona Gordon |
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Russia |
Andrey Zvyagintsev | |
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Egypt |
Magdy Ahmed Aly |
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USA |
Joshua Z. Weinstein |
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Midwife, The |
Belgium/France |
Martin Provost |
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India |
Ravi Udyawar | |
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Italy |
Michael Radford |
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Kazakhstan |
Gia Noortas, Eugine Cheltsoff |
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India |
Amit Masurkar |
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Sweden/Denmark/Germany |
Tarik Saleh |
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Nirvana |
China |
Xiaodong Xie |
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Panama |
Kevin Macdonald |
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On Body And Soul |
Hungary |
Ildikó Enyedi |
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China |
Yang Zhang | |
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Dominican Republic |
René Fortunato |
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Croatia/Denmark |
Hana Jušić |
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Belgium |
Michaël R. Roskam |
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Razzia |
Morocco |
Nabil Ayouch |
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Red Oliender’s Roktokorobi |
India/USA |
Amitava Bhattacharyya |
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Sayakbay - Homer of 20th century |
Kyrsgystan |
Ernest Abdyjaparov |
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Scary Mother |
Georgia |
Ana Urushadze |
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Sheikh Jackson |
Egypt |
Amr Salama |
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India |
Bijukumar Damodaran |
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Poland |
Agnieszka Holland, Kasia Adamik |
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Sweden/Germany/France |
Ruben Östlund |
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Spain |
Carla Simón |
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| Tamara |
Venezuela |
Elia K. Schneider |
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Tatara Samurai |
Japan |
Yoshinari Nishikôri |
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Norway |
Joachim Trier |
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Finland/Sweden/ Germany |
Dome Karukoski | |
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Lebanon |
Vatche Boulghourjian |
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Netherlands/Italy |
Mike van Diem |
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Iceland/Denmark |
Hafsteinn Gunnar Sigurðsson |
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Wajib |
Palestine |
Annemarie Jacir |
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Israel |
Rama Burshtein |
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Nepal/Netherlands/USA |
Deepak Rauniyar |
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| China |
Jing Wu |
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Wound, The |
South Africa/Germany/ Netherlands |
John Trengove |
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Iran |
Mostafa Taghizadeh |
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Argentina/Brazil/ Spain |
Lucrecia Martel |