Wie die Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences letzte Nacht bekannt gegeben hat, haben nun insgesamt 63 Länder ihre Filmvorschläge für die Kategorie “Best Foreign Language Film” (zu deutsch bester fremdsprachiger Film) eingereicht.
Zum ersten Mal mit dabei ist ein Beitrag aus Neuseeland. Deutschland schickt mit “Pina” einen Wim Wenders Film ins Rennen und erhofft sich damit gute Chance auf einen Sieg bei der 84. Oscar-Verleihung.
Hier nun der Überblick über alle 63 eingereichten Beiträge für die Oscars 2011.
Albania, “Amnesty,” Bujar Alimani
Argentina, “Aballay,” Fernando Spiner
Austria, “Breathing,” Karl Markovics
Belgium, “Bullhead,” Michael R. Roskam
Bosnia and Herzegovina,”Belvedere,” Ahmed Imamovic
Bulgaria, “Tilt,” Viktor Chouchkov, Jr.
Canada, “Monsieur Lazhar,” Philippe Falardeau
Chile, “Violeta Went to Heaven,” Andrés Wood
China, “The Flowers of War,” Zhang Yimou
Colombia, “The Colors of the Mountain,” Carlos César Arbeláez
Croatia, “72 Days,” Danilo Serbedzija
Cuba, “Havanastation,” Ian Padrón
Czech Republic,”Alois Nebel,” Tomás Lunák
Denmark, “Superclásico,” Ole Christian Madsen
Dominican Republic,”Love Child,” Leticia Tonos
Egypt, “Lust,” Khaled el Hagar
Estonia, “Letters to Angel,” Sulev Keedus
Finland, “Le Havre,” Aki Kaurismäki
France, “Declaration of War,” Valérie Donzelli
Georgia, “Chantrapas,” Otar Iosseliani
Germany, “Pina,” Wim Wenders
Greece, “Attenberg,” Athina Rachel Tsangari
Hong Kong,”A Simple Life,” Ann Hui
Hungary, “The Turin Horse,” Béela Tarr
Iceland, “Volcano,” Rúnar Rúnarsson
India, “Abu, Son of Adam,” Salim Ahamed
Indonesia, “Under the Protection of Ka’Bah,” Hanny R. Saputra
Iran, “A Separation,” Asghar Farhadi
Ireland, “As If I Am Not There,” Juanita Wilson
Israel, “Footnote,” Joseph Cedar
Italy, “Terraferma,” Emanuele Crialese
Japan, “Postcard,” Kaneto Shindo
Kazakhstan, “Returning to the ‘A,’” Egor Mikhalkov-Konchalovsky
Lebanon, “Where Do We Go Now?” Nadine Labaki
Lithuania, “Back to Your Arms,” Kristijonas Vildziunas
Macedonia, “Punk Is Not Dead,” Vladimir Blazevski
Mexico, “Miss Bala,” Gerardo Naranjo
Morocco, “Omar Killed Me,” Roschdy Zem
Netherlands, “Sonny Boy,” Maria Peters
New Zealand,”The Orator,” Tusi Tamasese
Norway, “Happy, Happy,” Anne Sewitsky
Peru, “October,” Diego Vega and Daniel Vega
Philippines, “The Woman in the Septic Tank,” Marlon N. Rivera
Poland, “In Darkness,” Agnieszka Holland
Portugal, “José and Pilar,” Miguel Gonçalves Mendes
Romania, “Morgen,” Marian Crisan
Russia, “Burnt by the Sun 2: The Citadel,” Nikita Mikhalkov
Serbia, “Montevideo: Taste of a Dream,” Dragan Bjelogrlić
Singapore, “Tatsumi,” Eric Khoo
Slovak Republic,”Gypsy,” Martin Sulík
South Africa,”Beauty,” Oliver Hermanus
South Korea,”The Front Line,” Jang Hun
Spain, “Black Bread,” Agusti Villaronga
Sweden, “Beyond,” Pernilla August
Switzerland, “Summer Games,” Rolando Colla
Taiwan, “Warriors of the Rainbow: Seediq Bale,” Wei Te-sheng
Thailand, “Kon Khon,” Sarunyu Wongkrachang
Turkey, “Once upon a Time in Anatolia,” Nuri Bilge Ceylan
United Kingdom,”Patagonia,” Marc Evans
Uruguay, “The Silent House,” Gustavo Hernández
Venezuela, “Rumble of the Stones,” Alejandro Bellame Palacios
Vietnam, “The Prince and the Pagoda Boy,” Luu Trong Ninh
Die finalen Oscarnominierungen werden am 24.02.2012 in Los Angeles im Samual Goldwyn Theater bekannt gegeben. Am 26.02.2012 folgt dann die große Zeremonie der Oscar Verleihung 2012 wie gehabt im Kodak Theatre.
