Top 10 Foreign Films of 2009 (and 10 Alternates)
By John Villeneuve 2009 has not been as rich and plentiful, especially for English language films, as previous years, but...
By John Villeneuve 2009 has not been as rich and plentiful, especially for English language films, as previous years, but...
by John Villeneuve Full disclosure. Being a highly functional, life-long sufferer of bipolarity (hence the appearance of the conjunction "too"...
by John Villeneuve Either Cuba's submission to the Academy is a practical joke by some merry pranksters, or there is...
by John Villeneuve Earlier today, I was granted a short tête-à-tête with an AMPAS member who was gracious enough to...
by John Villeneuve Winner of the Golden Bear at the recent Berlin Film Festival, The Milk of Sorrow (La teta...
Due to China's complicated history it has the enviable (at least most countries would agree) advantage of submitting three films...
by John Villeneuve Every year some painfully half-baked, ill-conceived or inept films get submitted by countries from around the world...
by John Villeneuve Much like Precious: Based on the Novel Push by Sapphire, Samson & Delilah proves to be an...
by John Villeneuve During the 60's, 70's and 80's Argentina endured a multitude of military coups d’état (minus the short...
by John Villeneuve Generally, it is difficult to surmise what the academy voters will choose amongst the foreign films submitted...
Best Picture What began as a competitive field with five films landing both SAG Ensemble and DGA nods has narrowed...