All International Feature Film articles – Page 6
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FeaturesInternational feature film Oscar: Asia-Pacific contenders
No country from Asia has won the award since ‘Departures’ in 2009.
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FeaturesInternational feature film Oscar: Americas contenders
Alejandro Landes’ ‘Monos’ is among the frontrunners.
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FeaturesInternational feature film Oscar: European contenders
Favourites include Ladj Ly’s ‘Les Misérables’ and Pedro Almodóvar’s ‘Pain And Glory’.
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NewsScreen digital edition: November 12 2019
Screen’s weekly issues will run throughout the awards season.
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News‘And Then We Danced’ director responds to threat of protests in Georgia
Right-wing groups and the Georgian Church have condemned the film.
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NewsIn profile: the 92 international feature Oscar 2020 contenders
Which film will follow on from ‘ROMA’ in winning the prize?
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NewsMay el-Toukhy’s ‘Queen Of Hearts’ selected as Denmark’s Oscar 2020 entry
Trine Dyrholm stars as a woman who seduces her teenage stepson.
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NewsItaly selects Marco Bellocchio’s Mafia drama ‘The Traitor’ as Oscar 2020 entry
The film launched in Competition at Cannes in May 2019.
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NewsCzech Republic selects WW2 drama ‘The Painted Bird’ as Oscar entry
The film debuted in competition at Venice this year.
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NewsSpain selects Pedro Almodóvar’s ‘Pain And Glory’ as Oscars 2020 entry
Almodóvar will represent Spain for a record seventh time.
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NewsNorway selects Hans Petter Moland’s ‘Out Stealing Horses’ as Oscar submission
The film launched at the 2019 Berlinale.
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NewsSweden submits Cannes title ‘And Then We Danced’ for international feature Oscar
The film premiered in Directors’ Fortnight in May.
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NewsJapan selects ‘Weathering With You’ as entry for Oscars
Box office smash is the first anime selected as Japan’s Oscar entry since Hayao Miyazaki’s Princess Mononoke in 1998.
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NewsGermany submits ‘System Crasher’ to Oscar foreign language race
Award has been rebranded to ‘International Feature Film’ this year.
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NewsOscar nominations 2019: the key talking points
Big day for Netflix; Academy changes make impact; is ’Green Book’ a dark horse?
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FeaturesBenedikt Erlingsson on Icelandic eco-terrorist drama 'Woman At War'
Erlingsson’s film premiered at Critics’ Week at Cannes 2018.
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Features'Never Look Away' could "change the landscape of European cinema a little", says director
Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck won the foreign-language Oscar for The Lives Of Others in 2007.
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FeaturesCiro Guerra, Cristina Gallego on sharing directorial duties for 'Birds Of Passage'
‘Birds Of Passage’ opened Directors’ Fortnight at Cannes 2018.
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NewsIn profile: the 87 foreign language Oscar 2019 contenders
Screen’s complete list of foreign language Oscar submissions.