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Entertainment Weekly has put together the complete list of incredible foreign feature films gunning for an Oscar.

Among the competing titles are Angelina Jolie’s festival favourite First They Killed My Father, which has been submitted by Cambodia, along with other staples on the pre-season circuit, including Sebastian Lélio’s A Fantastic Woman (Chile), Robin Campillo’s BPM (Beats Per Minute) (France), Israel’s Samuel Maoz-directed Foxtrot, and Ruben Östlund’s Cannes Palme d’Or winner The Square, which will compete on behalf of Sweden.

The Academy has announced the 92 features that have been submitted for Oscar consideration in the Best Foreign Language Film category:


Father and Son (2017)

Father and Son (2017)

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Father And Son is a beautifully filmed story about a single-father Moc and his 6 year-old son Ca who...


international drama
El Inca (2016)

El Inca (2016)

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The film tells the story of real-life professional boxer Edwin Valero, undefeated two-weight world...


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Another Story of the World (2017)

Another Story of the World (2017)

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In Mosquitos, Uruguay, at a town asleep, a coronel obsessed with his garden gnomes and a mailman who...


international comedy
My Pure Land (2017)

My Pure Land (2017)

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Based on a true story, this striking drama sees a mother and her two young daughters; Nazo and...


drama thriller international
Black Level (2017)

Black Level (2017)

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50-year anniversary is the beginning of a complicated phase in the life of a wedding photographer...


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Scenes from a Marriage (1973)
Scenes from a Marriage (1973)
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"I’m relatively new to Bergman, but I think Scenes from a Marriage could be used to measure the seriousness of a person who describes a film as “intense.” This is actually intense. It shows a marriage in various states of disintegration and settles on an impasse so brutal and earnest that it’s almost hard to watch. Mad respect to Sweden for putting this on television! Although I just read that apparently divorce rates doubled there the year it was on."

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