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Alfonso Cuarón directed Roma (2018), Mexico's first film to win the award.

This is a list of submissions to the 91st Academy Awards for Best Foreign Language Film. 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 Foreign Language Film every year since the award was created in 1956. [1] 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. [1] [2] The Foreign Language Film Award Committee oversees the process and reviews all the submitted films. [2]

The submitted motion pictures must be first released theatrically in their respective countries between 1 October 2017 and 30 September 2018. [3] The deadline for submissions was 1 October 2018, [3] with the Academy announcing a list of eligible films on 8 October. [4] A total of 89 countries submitted a film, with 87 of those being accepted. [4] Two countries submitted a film for the first time. [5] Malawi sent The Road to Sunrise and Niger sent The Wedding Ring. [5]

From the longlist, nine finalists were shortlisted in late 2018, [6] with the final five nominees announced on 22 January 2019. [7] Roma by Alfonso Cuarón won the award, the first Mexican film to do so. [8]

Submissions

Submitting country Film title used in nomination Original title Language(s) Director(s) Result
  Afghanistan Rona, Azim's Mother [9] رونا مادر عظیم Persian, Dari Jamshid Mahmoudi Not nominated
  Algeria Until the End of Time [10] إلى آخر الزمان Arabic Yasmine Chouikh Not nominated
  Argentina El Ángel [11] Spanish Luis Ortega Not nominated
  Armenia Spitak [12] Սպիտակ Armenian, Russian, French Alexander Kott Not nominated
  Australia Jirga [13] جرګه Pashto, English Benjamin Gilmour Not nominated
  Austria The Waldheim Waltz [14] Waldheims Walzer German, English, French Ruth Beckermann Not nominated
  Bangladesh No Bed of Roses [15] ডুব Bengali, English Mostofa Sarwar Farooki Not nominated
  Belarus Crystal Swan [16] Хрусталь Russian, English Darya Zhuk Not nominated
  Belgium Girl [17] Flemish, Dutch, French, English Lukas Dhont Not nominated
  Bolivia The Goalkeeper [18] Muralla Spanish Rodrigo Patiño Not nominated
  Bosnia and Herzegovina Never Leave Me [19] Ne ostavljaj me Arabic, Turkish Aida Begić Not nominated
  Brazil The Great Mystical Circus [20] O Grande Circo Místico Brazilian Portuguese Cacá Diegues Not nominated
  Bulgaria Omnipresent [21] Вездесъщият Bulgarian Ilian Djevelekov Not nominated
  Cambodia Graves Without a Name [22] ផ្នូរគ្មានឈ្មោះ, / Les tombeaux sans noms French, Khmer Rithy Panh Not nominated
  Canada Family First [23] Chien de garde French Sophie Dupuis Not nominated
  Chile And Suddenly the Dawn [24] Y de pronto el amanecer Spanish Silvio Caiozzi Not nominated
  China Hidden Man [5] 邪不压正 Mandarin Jiang Wen Not nominated
  Colombia Birds of Passage [25] Pájaros de verano Wayuu, Spanish, English, Wiwa Cristina Gallego and Ciro Guerra Made shortlist [6]
  Costa Rica Medea [26] Spanish Alexandra Latishev Salazar Not nominated
  Croatia The Eighth Commissioner [27] Osmi povjerenik Croatian Ivan Salaj Not nominated
  Cuba Sergio and Sergei [28] Sergio & Sergei Spanish, English, Russian Ernesto Daranas Not on the final list [29]
  Czech Republic Winter Flies [30] Všechno bude Czech Olmo Omerzu Not nominated
  Denmark The Guilty [31] Den skyldige Danish Gustav Möller Made shortlist [6]
  Dominican Republic Cocote [32] Spanish Nelson Carlo de Los Santos Arias Not nominated
  Ecuador A Son of Man [33] Spanish, English, German, Quechua Jamaicanoproblem Not nominated
  Egypt Yomeddine [34] يوم الدين Arabic Abu Bakr Shawky Not nominated
  Estonia Take It or Leave It [35] Võta või jäta Estonian Liina Triškina-Vanhatalo Not nominated
  Finland Euthanizer [36] Armomurhaaja Finnish Teemu Nikki Not nominated
  France Memoir of War [37] La douleur French Emmanuel Finkiel Not nominated
  Georgia Namme [38] ნამე Georgian Zaza Khalvashi Not nominated
  Germany Never Look Away [39] Werk ohne Autor German Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck Nominated [7]
  Greece Polyxeni [40] Πολυξένη Greek, Turkish Dora Masklavanou Not nominated
  Hong Kong Operation Red Sea [41] 红海行动 Mandarin, English, Arabic Dante Lam Not nominated
  Hungary Sunset [42] Napszállta Hungarian, German László Nemes Not nominated
  Iceland Woman at War [43] Kona fer í stríð Icelandic, Spanish, English, Ukrainian Benedikt Erlingsson Not nominated
  India Village Rockstars [44] ভিলেজ ৰকষ্টাৰ্ছ Assamese Rima Das Not nominated
  Indonesia Marlina the Murderer in Four Acts [45] Marlina Si Pembunuh dalam Empat Babak Indonesian Mouly Surya Not nominated
  Iran No Date, No Signature [46] بدون تاریخ، بدون امضا Persian Vahid Jalilvand Not nominated
  Iraq The Journey [47] الرحلة Arabic Mohamed Al-Daradji Not nominated
  Israel The Cakemaker [48] האופה מברלין English, Hebrew, German Ofir Raul Grazier Not nominated
  Italy Dogman [49] Italian Matteo Garrone Not nominated
  Japan Shoplifters [50] 万引き家族 Japanese Hirokazu Kore-eda Nominated [7]
  Kazakhstan Ayka [51] Айка Russian, Kyrgyz Sergey Dvortsevoy Made shortlist [6]
  Kenya Supa Modo [52] Swahili Likarion Wainaina Not nominated
  Kosovo The Marriage [53] Martesa Albanian Blerta Zeqiri Not nominated
  Kyrgyzstan Night Accident [54] Ночная авария Kyrgyz Temirbek Birnazarov Not on the final list [55]
  Latvia To Be Continued [56] Turpinājums Latvian Ivars Seleckis Not nominated
  Lebanon Capernaum [57] کفرناحوم Arabic, Amharic Nadine Labaki Nominated [7]
  Lithuania Wonderful Losers: A Different World [58] Nuostabieji Luzeriai. Kita planeta Italian, English, Dutch Arūnas Matelis Not nominated
  Luxembourg Gutland [59] Luxembourgish, German Govinda Van Maele Not nominated
North Macedonia Macedonia Secret Ingredient [60] Исцелител Macedonian Gjorce Stavreski Not nominated
  Malawi The Road to Sunrise [61] Chichewa, English [62] Shemu Joyah Not nominated
  Mexico Roma [63] Spanish, Mixtec Alfonso Cuarón Won Academy Award [8]
  Montenegro Iskra [64] Serbian Gojko Berkuljan Not nominated
  Morocco Burnout [65] بورن أوت Arabic, French Nour-Eddine Lakhmari Not nominated
  Nepal Panchayat [66] पंचायत Nepali Shivam Adhikari Not nominated
  Netherlands The Resistance Banker [67] Bankier van het Verzet Dutch Joram Lürsen Not nominated
  New Zealand Yellow Is Forbidden [68] Mandarin Pietra Brettkelly Not nominated
  Niger The Wedding Ring [69] Zin'naariya! Zarma, Songhay Ciiné, Hausa, Fulani [70] Rahmatou Keïta Not nominated
  Norway What Will People Say [71] Hva vil folk si Norwegian, Urdu Iram Haq Not nominated
  Pakistan Cake [72] کیک Urdu Asim Abbasi Not nominated
  Palestine Ghost Hunting [73] إصطياد اشباح Arabic, English Raed Andoni Not nominated
  Panama Ruben Blades Is Not My Name [74] Yo No Me Llamo Rubén Blades Spanish, English Abner Benaim Not nominated
  Paraguay The Heiresses [75] Las herederas Spanish Marcelo Martinessi Not nominated
  Peru Eternity [76] Wiñaypacha Aymara Oscar Catacora Not nominated
  Philippines Signal Rock [77] Filipino Chito S. Roño Not nominated
  Poland Cold War [78] Zimna wojna Polish, French Paweł Pawlikowski Nominated [7]
  Portugal Pilgrimage [79] Peregrinação Portuguese, Japanese, Mandarin, Latin, Indonesian João Botelho Not nominated
  Romania I Do Not Care If We Go Down in History as Barbarians [80] Îmi este indiferent dacă în istorie vom intra ca barbari Romanian Radu Jude Not nominated
  Russia Sobibor [81] Собибор Russian, German, Dutch, Polish, Yiddish Konstantin Khabensky Not nominated
  Serbia Offenders [82] Izgrednici Serbian Dejan Zečević Not nominated
  Singapore Buffalo Boys [83] Indonesian, English Mike Wiluan Not nominated
  Slovakia The Interpreter [84] Tlmočník German, Slovak, Russian Martin Šulík Not nominated
  Slovenia Ivan [85] Slovene, Italian Janez Burger Not nominated
  South Africa Sew the Winter to My Skin [86] Afrikaans, Xhosa, English Jahmil X.T. Qubeka Not nominated
  South Korea Burning [87] 버닝 Korean Lee Chang-dong Made shortlist [6]
  Spain Champions [88] Campeones Spanish Javier Fesser Not nominated
  Sweden Border [89] Gräns Swedish Ali Abbasi Not nominated
  Switzerland Eldorado [90] Eldorado German Markus Imhoof Not nominated
  Taiwan The Great Buddha+ [91] 大佛普拉斯 Taiwanese Hokkien, Mandarin, English Huang Hsin-yao Not nominated
  Thailand Malila: The Farewell Flower [92] มะลิลา Thai Anucha Boonyawatana Not nominated
  Tunisia Beauty and the Dogs [93] على كف عفريت Arabic Kaouther Ben Hania Not nominated
  Turkey The Wild Pear Tree [94] Ahlat Ağacı Turkish Nuri Bilge Ceylan Not nominated
  Ukraine Donbass [95] Донбас Russian, Ukrainian Sergei Loznitsa Not nominated
  United Kingdom I Am Not a Witch [96] English, Bemba, Nyanja Rungano Nyoni Not nominated
  Uruguay Twelve-Year Night [97] La noche de 12 años Spanish Álvaro Brechner Not nominated
  Venezuela The Family [98] La familia Gustavo Rondón Córdova Not nominated
  Vietnam The Tailor [99] Cô Ba Sài Gòn Vietnamese Trần Bửu Lộc and Nguyễn Lê Phương Khanh Not nominated
  Yemen 10 Days Before the Wedding [100] 10 أيام قبل الزفة Arabic Amr Gamal Not nominated

Notes

  • Honduras Honduras were scheduled to announce their film on 21 September 2018. [101] However, they did not submit a film. [102]
  • Kenya Kenya's government was initially sued by director Wanuri Kahiu, whose film Rafiki was denied a release from the Kenya Film Classification Board for its "clear intent to promote lesbianism in Kenya." Kahiu sued so the film will be eligible as Kenya's submission for Best Foreign Language Film. [103] On 21 September 2018, the Kenyan High Court lifted the ban on the film, allowing it to be screened in the country for seven days, therefore meeting the eligibility requirements. [104] [105] Despite the ban being lifted, it was not selected as Kenya's submission in the Foreign Language Film category, with Supa Modo being sent instead. [106]
  • Puerto Rico Puerto Rico had asked AMPAS to reconsider its position on allowing submissions from territories and protectorates of the United States. Puerto Rico last submitted a film for the Best Foreign Language Film in 2010, and has been ineligible since. [107] [108]

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Alfonso Cuarón directed Roma (2018), Mexico's first film to win the award.

This is a list of submissions to the 91st Academy Awards for Best Foreign Language Film. 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 Foreign Language Film every year since the award was created in 1956. [1] 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. [1] [2] The Foreign Language Film Award Committee oversees the process and reviews all the submitted films. [2]

The submitted motion pictures must be first released theatrically in their respective countries between 1 October 2017 and 30 September 2018. [3] The deadline for submissions was 1 October 2018, [3] with the Academy announcing a list of eligible films on 8 October. [4] A total of 89 countries submitted a film, with 87 of those being accepted. [4] Two countries submitted a film for the first time. [5] Malawi sent The Road to Sunrise and Niger sent The Wedding Ring. [5]

From the longlist, nine finalists were shortlisted in late 2018, [6] with the final five nominees announced on 22 January 2019. [7] Roma by Alfonso Cuarón won the award, the first Mexican film to do so. [8]

Submissions

Submitting country Film title used in nomination Original title Language(s) Director(s) Result
  Afghanistan Rona, Azim's Mother [9] رونا مادر عظیم Persian, Dari Jamshid Mahmoudi Not nominated
  Algeria Until the End of Time [10] إلى آخر الزمان Arabic Yasmine Chouikh Not nominated
  Argentina El Ángel [11] Spanish Luis Ortega Not nominated
  Armenia Spitak [12] Սպիտակ Armenian, Russian, French Alexander Kott Not nominated
  Australia Jirga [13] جرګه Pashto, English Benjamin Gilmour Not nominated
  Austria The Waldheim Waltz [14] Waldheims Walzer German, English, French Ruth Beckermann Not nominated
  Bangladesh No Bed of Roses [15] ডুব Bengali, English Mostofa Sarwar Farooki Not nominated
  Belarus Crystal Swan [16] Хрусталь Russian, English Darya Zhuk Not nominated
  Belgium Girl [17] Flemish, Dutch, French, English Lukas Dhont Not nominated
  Bolivia The Goalkeeper [18] Muralla Spanish Rodrigo Patiño Not nominated
  Bosnia and Herzegovina Never Leave Me [19] Ne ostavljaj me Arabic, Turkish Aida Begić Not nominated
  Brazil The Great Mystical Circus [20] O Grande Circo Místico Brazilian Portuguese Cacá Diegues Not nominated
  Bulgaria Omnipresent [21] Вездесъщият Bulgarian Ilian Djevelekov Not nominated
  Cambodia Graves Without a Name [22] ផ្នូរគ្មានឈ្មោះ, / Les tombeaux sans noms French, Khmer Rithy Panh Not nominated
  Canada Family First [23] Chien de garde French Sophie Dupuis Not nominated
  Chile And Suddenly the Dawn [24] Y de pronto el amanecer Spanish Silvio Caiozzi Not nominated
  China Hidden Man [5] 邪不压正 Mandarin Jiang Wen Not nominated
  Colombia Birds of Passage [25] Pájaros de verano Wayuu, Spanish, English, Wiwa Cristina Gallego and Ciro Guerra Made shortlist [6]
  Costa Rica Medea [26] Spanish Alexandra Latishev Salazar Not nominated
  Croatia The Eighth Commissioner [27] Osmi povjerenik Croatian Ivan Salaj Not nominated
  Cuba Sergio and Sergei [28] Sergio & Sergei Spanish, English, Russian Ernesto Daranas Not on the final list [29]
  Czech Republic Winter Flies [30] Všechno bude Czech Olmo Omerzu Not nominated
  Denmark The Guilty [31] Den skyldige Danish Gustav Möller Made shortlist [6]
  Dominican Republic Cocote [32] Spanish Nelson Carlo de Los Santos Arias Not nominated
  Ecuador A Son of Man [33] Spanish, English, German, Quechua Jamaicanoproblem Not nominated
  Egypt Yomeddine [34] يوم الدين Arabic Abu Bakr Shawky Not nominated
  Estonia Take It or Leave It [35] Võta või jäta Estonian Liina Triškina-Vanhatalo Not nominated
  Finland Euthanizer [36] Armomurhaaja Finnish Teemu Nikki Not nominated
  France Memoir of War [37] La douleur French Emmanuel Finkiel Not nominated
  Georgia Namme [38] ნამე Georgian Zaza Khalvashi Not nominated
  Germany Never Look Away [39] Werk ohne Autor German Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck Nominated [7]
  Greece Polyxeni [40] Πολυξένη Greek, Turkish Dora Masklavanou Not nominated
  Hong Kong Operation Red Sea [41] 红海行动 Mandarin, English, Arabic Dante Lam Not nominated
  Hungary Sunset [42] Napszállta Hungarian, German László Nemes Not nominated
  Iceland Woman at War [43] Kona fer í stríð Icelandic, Spanish, English, Ukrainian Benedikt Erlingsson Not nominated
  India Village Rockstars [44] ভিলেজ ৰকষ্টাৰ্ছ Assamese Rima Das Not nominated
  Indonesia Marlina the Murderer in Four Acts [45] Marlina Si Pembunuh dalam Empat Babak Indonesian Mouly Surya Not nominated
  Iran No Date, No Signature [46] بدون تاریخ، بدون امضا Persian Vahid Jalilvand Not nominated
  Iraq The Journey [47] الرحلة Arabic Mohamed Al-Daradji Not nominated
  Israel The Cakemaker [48] האופה מברלין English, Hebrew, German Ofir Raul Grazier Not nominated
  Italy Dogman [49] Italian Matteo Garrone Not nominated
  Japan Shoplifters [50] 万引き家族 Japanese Hirokazu Kore-eda Nominated [7]
  Kazakhstan Ayka [51] Айка Russian, Kyrgyz Sergey Dvortsevoy Made shortlist [6]
  Kenya Supa Modo [52] Swahili Likarion Wainaina Not nominated
  Kosovo The Marriage [53] Martesa Albanian Blerta Zeqiri Not nominated
  Kyrgyzstan Night Accident [54] Ночная авария Kyrgyz Temirbek Birnazarov Not on the final list [55]
  Latvia To Be Continued [56] Turpinājums Latvian Ivars Seleckis Not nominated
  Lebanon Capernaum [57] کفرناحوم Arabic, Amharic Nadine Labaki Nominated [7]
  Lithuania Wonderful Losers: A Different World [58] Nuostabieji Luzeriai. Kita planeta Italian, English, Dutch Arūnas Matelis Not nominated
  Luxembourg Gutland [59] Luxembourgish, German Govinda Van Maele Not nominated
North Macedonia Macedonia Secret Ingredient [60] Исцелител Macedonian Gjorce Stavreski Not nominated
  Malawi The Road to Sunrise [61] Chichewa, English [62] Shemu Joyah Not nominated
  Mexico Roma [63] Spanish, Mixtec Alfonso Cuarón Won Academy Award [8]
  Montenegro Iskra [64] Serbian Gojko Berkuljan Not nominated
  Morocco Burnout [65] بورن أوت Arabic, French Nour-Eddine Lakhmari Not nominated
  Nepal Panchayat [66] पंचायत Nepali Shivam Adhikari Not nominated
  Netherlands The Resistance Banker [67] Bankier van het Verzet Dutch Joram Lürsen Not nominated
  New Zealand Yellow Is Forbidden [68] Mandarin Pietra Brettkelly Not nominated
  Niger The Wedding Ring [69] Zin'naariya! Zarma, Songhay Ciiné, Hausa, Fulani [70] Rahmatou Keïta Not nominated
  Norway What Will People Say [71] Hva vil folk si Norwegian, Urdu Iram Haq Not nominated
  Pakistan Cake [72] کیک Urdu Asim Abbasi Not nominated
  Palestine Ghost Hunting [73] إصطياد اشباح Arabic, English Raed Andoni Not nominated
  Panama Ruben Blades Is Not My Name [74] Yo No Me Llamo Rubén Blades Spanish, English Abner Benaim Not nominated
  Paraguay The Heiresses [75] Las herederas Spanish Marcelo Martinessi Not nominated
  Peru Eternity [76] Wiñaypacha Aymara Oscar Catacora Not nominated
  Philippines Signal Rock [77] Filipino Chito S. Roño Not nominated
  Poland Cold War [78] Zimna wojna Polish, French Paweł Pawlikowski Nominated [7]
  Portugal Pilgrimage [79] Peregrinação Portuguese, Japanese, Mandarin, Latin, Indonesian João Botelho Not nominated
  Romania I Do Not Care If We Go Down in History as Barbarians [80] Îmi este indiferent dacă în istorie vom intra ca barbari Romanian Radu Jude Not nominated
  Russia Sobibor [81] Собибор Russian, German, Dutch, Polish, Yiddish Konstantin Khabensky Not nominated
  Serbia Offenders [82] Izgrednici Serbian Dejan Zečević Not nominated
  Singapore Buffalo Boys [83] Indonesian, English Mike Wiluan Not nominated
  Slovakia The Interpreter [84] Tlmočník German, Slovak, Russian Martin Šulík Not nominated
  Slovenia Ivan [85] Slovene, Italian Janez Burger Not nominated
  South Africa Sew the Winter to My Skin [86] Afrikaans, Xhosa, English Jahmil X.T. Qubeka Not nominated
  South Korea Burning [87] 버닝 Korean Lee Chang-dong Made shortlist [6]
  Spain Champions [88] Campeones Spanish Javier Fesser Not nominated
  Sweden Border [89] Gräns Swedish Ali Abbasi Not nominated
  Switzerland Eldorado [90] Eldorado German Markus Imhoof Not nominated
  Taiwan The Great Buddha+ [91] 大佛普拉斯 Taiwanese Hokkien, Mandarin, English Huang Hsin-yao Not nominated
  Thailand Malila: The Farewell Flower [92] มะลิลา Thai Anucha Boonyawatana Not nominated
  Tunisia Beauty and the Dogs [93] على كف عفريت Arabic Kaouther Ben Hania Not nominated
  Turkey The Wild Pear Tree [94] Ahlat Ağacı Turkish Nuri Bilge Ceylan Not nominated
  Ukraine Donbass [95] Донбас Russian, Ukrainian Sergei Loznitsa Not nominated
  United Kingdom I Am Not a Witch [96] English, Bemba, Nyanja Rungano Nyoni Not nominated
  Uruguay Twelve-Year Night [97] La noche de 12 años Spanish Álvaro Brechner Not nominated
  Venezuela The Family [98] La familia Gustavo Rondón Córdova Not nominated
  Vietnam The Tailor [99] Cô Ba Sài Gòn Vietnamese Trần Bửu Lộc and Nguyễn Lê Phương Khanh Not nominated
  Yemen 10 Days Before the Wedding [100] 10 أيام قبل الزفة Arabic Amr Gamal Not nominated

Notes

  • Honduras Honduras were scheduled to announce their film on 21 September 2018. [101] However, they did not submit a film. [102]
  • Kenya Kenya's government was initially sued by director Wanuri Kahiu, whose film Rafiki was denied a release from the Kenya Film Classification Board for its "clear intent to promote lesbianism in Kenya." Kahiu sued so the film will be eligible as Kenya's submission for Best Foreign Language Film. [103] On 21 September 2018, the Kenyan High Court lifted the ban on the film, allowing it to be screened in the country for seven days, therefore meeting the eligibility requirements. [104] [105] Despite the ban being lifted, it was not selected as Kenya's submission in the Foreign Language Film category, with Supa Modo being sent instead. [106]
  • Puerto Rico Puerto Rico had asked AMPAS to reconsider its position on allowing submissions from territories and protectorates of the United States. Puerto Rico last submitted a film for the Best Foreign Language Film in 2010, and has been ineligible since. [107] [108]

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