List of submissions to the 89th Academy Awards for Best Foreign Language Film

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Photo of Asghar Farhadi in 2013.
Asghar Farhadi of Iran won the award for The Salesman.

This is a list of submissions to the 89th Academy Awards for Best Foreign Language Film. 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 2015 and 30 September 2016.

The deadline for submissions was 3 October 2016,[3] with the Academy announcing a list of eligible films on 11 October. A record total of 89 countries submitted a film before the deadline and 85 were accepted. Yemen submitted a film for the first time with I Am Nojoom, Age 10 and Divorced, directed by Khadija al-Salami.[4]

Nine finalists from among the dozens of entries were shortlisted on 15 December 2016,[5] with the final five nominees announced on 24 January 2017.[6] Asghar Farhadi of Iran won the award for The Salesman at the Oscar ceremony on 26 February 2017, his second win after A Separation (2011). He did not attend the ceremony to accept the award in protest of new U.S. travel policies.[7]

Submissions

Submitting Country Film Title used in nomination Original Title Language(s) Director(s) Result
 Afghanistan Parting[8] رفتن
Dari
 Navid Mahmoudi Not on the final list[9]
 Albania Chromium[10] Krom Albanian Bujar Alimani Not nominated
 Algeria The Well[11] Le puits
Arabic
 Lotfi Bouchouchi Not nominated
 Argentina The Distinguished Citizen[12] El Ciudadano Ilustre Spanish Gastón Duprat, Mariano Cohn Not nominated
 Armenia Earthquake[13] Երկրաշարժ / Землетрясение Armenian, Russian Sarik Andreasyan Disqualified[14]
 Australia Tanna[15] Southwest Tanna Martin Butler, Bentley Dean Nominated[16]
 Austria Stefan Zweig: Farewell to Europe[17] Vor der Morgenröte German Maria Schrader Not nominated
 Bangladesh The Unnamed[18] অজ্ঞাতনামা Bengali Tauquir Ahmed Not nominated
 Belgium The Ardennes[19] D'Ardennen Flemish, French, Dutch Robin Pront Not nominated
 Bolivia Sealed Cargo[20] Carga Sellada Spanish Julia Vargas-Weise Not nominated
 Bosnia and Herzegovina Death in Sarajevo[21] Smrt u Sarajevu Bosnian, French Danis Tanović Not nominated
 Brazil Little Secret[22] Pequeno segredo Brazilian Portuguese, English David Schurmann Not nominated
 Bulgaria Losers[23] Каръци Bulgarian Ivaylo Hristov Not nominated
 Cambodia Before the Fall[4] មុនពេលបែកបាក់ Khmer, English, French Ian White Not nominated
 Cameroon Yahan Ameena Bikti Hai[24] यहां अमीना बिकती है
Hindi
 Kumar Raj Not on the final list[9]
 Canada It's Only the End of the World[25] Juste la fin du monde French Xavier Dolan Made shortlist[5]
 Chile Neruda[26] Spanish Pablo Larraín Not nominated
 China Xuan Zang[27] 大唐玄奘 Mandarin Huo Jianqi Not nominated
 Colombia Alias Maria[28] Alias María Spanish José Luis Rugeles Gracia Not nominated
 Costa Rica About Us[29] Entonces Nosotros Hernán Jiménez Not nominated
 Croatia On the Other Side[30] S one strane Croatian Zrinko Ogresta Not nominated
 Cuba The Companion[31] El acompañante Spanish Pavel Giroud Not nominated
 Czech Republic Lost in Munich[32] Ztraceni v Mnichově Czech Petr Zelenka Not nominated
 Denmark Land of Mine[33] Under sandet Danish, German, English Martin Zandvliet Nominated[16]
 Dominican Republic Sugar Fields[34] Flor de Azúcar Spanish Fernando Baez Mella Not nominated
 Ecuador Such Is Life in the Tropics[35] Sin Muertos No Hay Carnaval Sebastián Cordero Not nominated
 Egypt Clash[36] اشتباك Arabic Mohamed Diab Not nominated
 Estonia Mother[37] Ema Estonian Kadri Kõusaar Not nominated
 Finland The Happiest Day in the Life of Olli Mäki[38] Hymyilevä mies Finnish, English Juho Kuosmanen Not nominated
 France Elle[39] French Paul Verhoeven Not nominated
 Georgia House of Others[40] სხვისი სახლი Georgian Rusudan Glurjidze Not nominated
 Germany Toni Erdmann[41] German, English, Romanian Maren Ade Nominated[16]
 Greece Chevalier[42] Greek Athina Rachel Tsangari Not nominated
 Hong Kong Port of Call[43] 踏血尋梅 Cantonese, Mandarin Philip Yung Not nominated
 Hungary Kills on Wheels[44] Tiszta szívvel Hungarian Attila Till Not nominated
 Iceland Sparrows[45] Þrestir Icelandic Rúnar Rúnarsson Not nominated
 India Interrogation[46] விசாரணை Tamil Vetrimaaran Not nominated
 Indonesia Letters from Prague[47] Surat dari Praha Indonesian, Czech, English Angga Dwimas Sasongko Not nominated
 Iran The Salesman[48] فروشنده Persian Asghar Farhadi Won Academy Award[49]
 Iraq El Clásico[50] ئێل کلاسیکۆ
Sorani Kurdish
 Halkawt Mustafa Not nominated
 Israel Sand Storm[51] عاصفة رملية Arabic Elite Zexer Not nominated
 Italy Fire at Sea[52] Fuocoammare Italian, English Gianfranco Rosi Not nominated
 Japan Nagasaki: Memories of My Son[53] 母と暮せば Japanese Yoji Yamada Not nominated
 Jordan 3000 Nights[54] ٣٠٠٠ ليلة Arabic, Hebrew Mai Masri Not nominated
 Kazakhstan Amanat[55] Аманат Kazakh, Russian Satybaldy Narymbetov Not nominated
 Kosovo Home Sweet Home[56] Albanian Faton Bajraktari Not nominated
 Kyrgyzstan A Father's Will[57] Атанын керээзи Kyrgyz Bakyt Mukul, Dastan Japar Uulu Not nominated
 Latvia Dawn[58] Ausma Latvian Laila Pakalniņa Not nominated
 Lebanon Very Big Shot[59] فيلم كتير كبير Lebanese Arabic, French, English
Mir-Jean Bou Chaaya
 Not nominated
 Lithuania Seneca's Day[60] Senekos diena Lithuanian, Russian, Estonian Kristijonas Vildziunas Not nominated
 Luxembourg Voices from Chernobyl[61] La Supplication French Pol Cruchten Not nominated
North Macedonia Macedonia The Liberation of Skopje[62] Ослободување на Скопје Macedonian, German, Bulgarian Rade Šerbedžija, Danilo Šerbedžija Not nominated
 Malaysia Beautiful Pain[63] Redha Malay Tunku Mona Riza Not nominated
 Mexico Desierto[64] Spanish, English Jonás Cuarón Not nominated
 Montenegro The Black Pin[65] Igla ispod praga Montenegrin, Serbian Ivan Marinovic Not nominated
 Morocco A Mile in My Shoes[66] مسافة ميل بحذائي Arabic Said Khallaf Not nominated
 Nepal
The Black Hen[67]
 कालो पोथी Nepali Min Bahadur Bham Not nominated
 Netherlands Tonio[68] Dutch Paula van der Oest Not nominated
 New Zealand A Flickering Truth[69]
Dari
 Pietra Brettkelly Not nominated
 Norway The King's Choice[70] Kongens nei Norwegian, Danish, German, Swedish Erik Poppe Made shortlist[5]
 Pakistan Mah-e-Mir[71] ماہ میر
Urdu
 Anjum Shahzad Not nominated
 Palestine The Idol[72] يا طير الطاير Arabic, Spanish Hany Abu-Assad Not nominated
 Panama Salsipuedes[73] Spanish Ricardo Aguilar Navarro, Manuel Rodríguez Not nominated
 Peru Videophilia (and Other Viral Syndromes)[74] Videofilia: y otros síndromes virales Spanish, English Juan Daniel Fernández Not nominated
 Philippines Ma' Rosa[75] Tagalog, Filipino Brillante Mendoza Not nominated
 Poland Afterimage[76] Powidoki Polish Andrzej Wajda Not nominated
 Portugal Letters from War[77] Cartas da Guerra Portuguese
Ivo M. Ferreira
 Not nominated
 Romania Sieranevada[78] Romanian Cristi Puiu Not nominated
 Russia Paradise[79] Рай Russian, German, French, Yiddish Andrei Konchalovsky Made shortlist[5]
 Saudi Arabia Barakah Meets Barakah[80] بركة يقابل بركة Arabic Mahmoud Sabbagh Not nominated
 Serbia Train Driver's Diary[81] Дневник машиновође Serbian Miloš Radović Not nominated
 Singapore Apprentice[82]
Malay
, English 		Boo Junfeng Not nominated
 Slovakia Eva Nová[83] Slovak Marko Škop Not nominated
 Slovenia Houston, We Have a Problem![84] Houston, imamo problem! Slovene, Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian, English Žiga Virc Not nominated
 South Africa Call Me Thief[85] Noem My Skollie Afrikaans Daryne Joshua Not nominated
 South Korea The Age of Shadows[86] 밀정
Korean
 Kim Jee-woon Not nominated
 Spain Julieta[87] Spanish Pedro Almodóvar Not nominated
 Sweden A Man Called Ove[88] En man som heter Ove Swedish Hannes Holm Nominated[16]
 Switzerland My Life as a Zucchini[89] Ma vie de Courgette French Claude Barras Made shortlist[5]
 Taiwan Hang in There, Kids![90] 只要我長大 Mandarin, Atayal Laha Mebow Not nominated
 Thailand Karma[91] อาปัติ Thai Kanittha Kwanyu Not nominated
 Tunisia As I Open My Eyes[92] على حلة عيني Tunisian Arabic, French Leyla Bouzid Not on the final list[9]
 Turkey Cold of Kalandar[93] Kalandar Soğuğu Turkish Mustafa Kara Not nominated
 Ukraine Ukrainian Sheriffs[94] Українські шерифи Ukrainian, Russian Roman Bondarchuk Not nominated
 United Kingdom Under the Shadow[95] زیر سایه Persian Babak Anvari Not nominated
 Uruguay Breadcrumbs[96] Migas de pan Spanish Manane Rodriguez Not nominated
 Venezuela From Afar[97] Desde allá Lorenzo Vigas Not nominated
 Vietnam Yellow Flowers on the Green Grass[98] Tôi thấy hoa vàng trên cỏ xanh Vietnamese Victor Vu Not nominated
 Yemen I Am Nojoom, Age 10 and Divorced[99] أنا نجوم بنت العاشره ومطلقة Arabic Khadija al-Salami Not nominated

Notes

  • Afghanistan Afghanistan's submission Parting was not included on the list of eligible contenders announced by the Academy.[4]
  • Armenia Armenia's submission Earthquake was disqualified for not meeting the submission requirements.[14]
  • Austria Austria's submission Stefan Zweig: Farewell to Europe was reportedly rejected by the Academy for not being an Austrian film.[100] The film was ultimately included on the list of eligible contenders announced by the Academy.[4]
  • Brazil Brazil had three films withdrawn from consideration; Neon Bull, Don't Call Me Son and To My Beloved. This was in protest of the appointment of Marcos Petrucelli as a member of the committee, due to his pre-established criticism of Aquarius[101] after the cast and crew of the film protested in Cannes against the Impeachment of Dilma Rousseff. Although Aquarius was seen as the front-runner, it was not chosen by the committee,[102] generating disapproval and more controversy over the relations between the film and Brazil's new government.[103][104][105]
  • Cameroon Cameroon's submission Yahan Ameena Bikti Hai was not included on the list of eligible contenders announced by the Academy.[4]
  • Tunisia Tunisia's submission was originally reported to be The Flower of Aleppo directed by Ridha Behi.[106] However, this was later changed to As I Open My Eyes directed by Leyla Bouzid.[92] Neither film was included on the list of eligible contenders announced by the Academy.[4]

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