FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION: 76 FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILMS

1. Afghanistan, “Wajma – An Afghan Love Story,” Barmak Akram
2. Albania, “Agon,” Robert Budina
3. Argentina, “The German Doctor,” Lucía Puenzo
4. Australia, “The Rocket,” Kim Mordaunt
5. Austria, “The Wall,” Julian Pölsler      **
6. Azerbaijan, “Steppe Man,” Shamil Aliyev
7. Bangladesh, “Television,” Mostofa Sarwar Farooki
8. Belgium, “The Broken Circle Breakdown,” Felix van Groeningen      **
9. Bosnia and Herzegovina, “An Episode in the Life of an Iron Picker,” Danis Tanovic
10. Brazil, “Neighboring Sounds,” Kleber Mendonça Filho     **
11. Bulgaria, “The Color of the Chameleon,” Emil Hristov
12. Cambodia, “The Missing Picture,” Rithy Panh
13. Canada, “Gabrielle,” Louise Archambault
14. Chad, “GriGris,” Mahamat-Saleh Haroun
15. Chile, “Gloria,” Sebastián Lelio      **
16. China, “Back to 1942,” Feng Xiaogang
17. Colombia, “La Playa DC,” Juan Andrés Arango
18. Croatia, “Halima’s Path,” Arsen Anton Ostojic
19. Czech Republic, “The Don Juans,” Jiri Menzel
20. Denmark, “The Hunt,” Thomas Vinterberg      **
21. Dominican Republic, “Quien Manda?” Ronni Castillo
22. Ecuador, “The Porcelain Horse,” Javier Andrade
23. Egypt, “Winter of Discontent,” Ibrahim El Batout
24. Estonia, “Free Range,” Veiko Ounpuu
25. Finland, “Disciple,” Ulrika Bengts
26. France, “Renoir,” Gilles Bourdos      **
27. Georgia, “In Bloom,” Nana Ekvtimishvili and Simon Gross
28. Germany, “Two Lives,” Georg Maas
29. Greece, “Boy Eating the Bird’s Food,” Ektoras Lygizos
30. Hong Kong, “The Grandmaster,” Wong Kar-wai      **
31. Hungary, “The Notebook,” Janos Szasz
32. Iceland, “Of Horses and Men,” Benedikt Erlingsson
33. India, “The Good Road,” Gyan Correa
34. Indonesia, “Sang Kiai,” Rako Prijanto
35. Iran, “The Past,” Asghar Farhadi     **
36. Israel, “Bethlehem,” Yuval Adler
37. Italy, “The Great Beauty,” Paolo Sorrentino     **
38. Japan, “The Great Passage,” Ishii Yuya
39. Kazakhstan, “Shal,” Yermek Tursunov
40. Latvia, “Mother, I Love You,” Janis Nords
41. Lebanon, “Blind Intersections,” Lara Saba
42. Lithuania, “Conversations on Serious Topics,” Giedre Beinoriute
43. Luxembourg, “Blind Spot,” Christophe Wagner
44. Mexico, “Heli,” Amat Escalante
45. Moldova, “All God’s Children,” Adrian Popovici
46. Montenegro, “Ace of Spades – Bad Destiny,” Drasko Djurovic
47. Morocco, “Horses of God,” Nabil Ayouch
48. Nepal, “Soongava: Dance of the Orchids,” Subarna Thapa
49. Netherlands, “Borgman,” Alex van Warmerdam
50. New Zealand, “White Lies,” Dana Rotberg
51. Norway, “I Am Yours,” Iram Haq
52. Pakistan, “Zinda Bhaag,” Meenu Gaur and Farjad Nabi
53. Palestine, “Omar,” Hany Abu-Assad
54. Peru, “The Cleaner,” Adrian Saba
55. Philippines, “Transit,” Hannah Espia
56. Poland, “Walesa. Man of Hope,” Andrzej Wajda
57. Portugal, “Lines of Wellington,” Valeria Sarmiento
58. Romania, “Child’s Pose,” Calin Peter Netzer
59. Russia, “Stalingrad,” Fedor Bondarchuk
60. Saudi Arabia, “Wadjda,” Haifaa Al Mansour     **
61. Serbia, “Circles,” Srdan Golubovic
62. Singapore, “Ilo Ilo,” Anthony Chen
63. Slovak Republic, “My Dog Killer,” Mira Fornay
64. Slovenia, “Class Enemy,” Rok Bicek
65. South Africa, “Four Corners,” Ian Gabriel
66. South Korea, “Juvenile Offender,” Kang Yi-kwan
67. Spain, “15 Years Plus a Day,” Gracia Querejeta
68. Sweden, “Eat Sleep Die,” Gabriela Pichler
69. Switzerland, “More than Honey,” Markus Imhoof       **
70. Taiwan, “Soul,” Chung Mong-Hong
71. Thailand, “Countdown,” Nattawut Poonpiriya
72. Turkey, “The Butterfly’s Dream,” Yilmaz Erdogan
73. Ukraine, “Paradjanov,” Serge Avedikian and Olena Fetisova
74. United Kingdom, “Metro Manila,” Sean Ellis
75. Uruguay, “Anina,” Alfredo Soderguit
76. Venezuela, “Breach in the Silence,” Luis Alejandro Rodríguez and Andrés Eduardo Rodríguez