HFPA announces Golden Globe foreign language hopefuls

Yesterday, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association unveiled the list of films that will vie for Golden Globe nominations for Best Foreign Film. In other words, these are the 69 films with the best post-screening buffet tables.

The complete nominations for the 67th Annual Golden Globes will be announced on December 15. Ricky Gervais will host the awards broadcast on January 17.

• About Elly – Iran
• Ajami – Israel
• Baaria – Italy
• Backyard – Mexico
• Broken Embraces – Spain
• Broken Promise – Slovak Republic

• Can Not Live Without You – Taiwan
• Cell 211 – Spain
• Chameleon – Hungary
• Chandni Chowk To China – India
• Chilango Chronicles – Mexico
• City of Life and Death – China
• Coco Before Chanel – France
• The Dancer and the Thief – Spain
• Dawson, Island 10 – Chile
• A Day At The Museum – France
• Delhi-6 – India
• Donkey – Croatia
• Eden Is West – France
• For a Moment, Freedom – Austria / France
• I Galantuomini – Italy
• The Girl on the Train – France
• The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo – Sweden
• God’s Offices – France/Belgium
• Grandpa is Dead – Philippines
• Grown Ups – France/Sweden
• Harishchandrachi Factory – India
• Hello Goodbye – France/Israel/Italy
• Hipsters – Russia
• I Killed My Mother – Canada
• I Saw the Sun – Turkey
• Il Grande Sogno – Italy
• John Rabe – Germany
• Lebanon – Israel
• Letters to Father Jacob – Finland
• London River – Algeria
• Louise-Michel – France/Belgium/Luxembourg
• Made in Hungaria – Hungary
• The Maid – Chile
• Max Manus – Norway
• Micmacs – France
• The Misfortunates – Belgium
• Mother – Korea
• My Queen Karo – Belgium
• Nobody to Watch Over Me – Japan
• Police, Adjective – Romania
• Prank – Hungary
• Prince of Tears – Hong Kong/Taiwan
• A Prophet – France
• Protektor – Czech Republic
• Queen to Play – France/Germany
• Refractaire (Draft Dodgers) – Luxembourg
• The Reverse – Poland
• The Road From Elephant Pass – Sri Lanka
• Rudo and Cursi – Mexico
• Samson & Delilah – Australia
• The Secret of her Eyes – Argentina
• Secrets of State – France
• Someone I Loved – France/Belgium/Italy
• Southern District – Bolivia
• Terribly Happy – Denmark
• Thirst – South Korea
• Vincere – Italy
• The Waltz – The Italy
• Ward No. 6 – Russia
• Welcome – France
• The White Ribbon – Germany
• Winter in Wartime – The Netherlands
• With a Little Help From Myself – France

Source: Variety

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