In 1970, the winner of the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar was The Garden of the Finzi-Continis, from Italy. The five nominees were: The Garden of the Finzi-Continis, Italy (winner) Dades Ka-Den, Japan The Emigrants, Sweden The Policeman, Israel Tchaikovsky, USSR                 Share this:

In 1970, the winner of the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar was Investigation of  a Citizen Above Suspicion, from Italy. The five nominees were: Investigation of  a Citizen Above Suspicion, Italy (winner) First Love, Switzerland Hoa-Binh, France Paix sur les Champs, Belgium Tristana, Spain                 Share this:

In 1969, the winner of the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar was Z, directed by Costa-Gavras, submitted as entry from Algeria. The five nominees were: Z, Algeria (winner) Adalen 31, Sweden The Battle of Neretva, Yugoslavia The Brothers Karamazov, USSR My Night With Maude, France                       […]

In 1968, the winner of the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar was War and Peace, from the Soviet Union (USSR) The winner of the Best Foreign Language Film from the New York Film Critics Circle was the same. The five nominees were: War and Peace, Soviet Union (USSR) The Boys of Paul Street, Hungary The […]

In 1967, the winner of the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar was Closely Watched Trains, from Czechoslovakia. The winner of the Best Foreign Language Film from the New York Film Critics Circle was French, La Guerre est Finis. The five nominees were: Closely Watched Trains, Czechoslovakia (winner) El Amor Brujo, Spain I Even Met Happy […]