Foreign Language Film: Year 7 In the seventh year of the competitive category of the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar, the winner was the French film, Sundays and Cybele. The New York Film Critics Circle honored the Italian film, La Dolce Vita, by Fellini, with its top honor for foreign films. The five nominees were: […]
Cinema 1961: Foreign Language Film–Ingmar Bergman’s “Through a Glass Darkly”
In the sixth year of the new competitive category of the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar, the winner was again a film by Swedish director Ingmar Bergman, Through a Glass Darkly.
Oscar 1959: Foreign Language Film
In the fourth year of the new competitive category of the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar, the winner was the French film, Black Orpheus. The New York Film Critics Circle honored another French film, The 400 Blows, Truffaut’s striking debut, with its top honor for foreign films. The five nominees were: Black Orpheus, France (winner) The […]
Oscar 1958: Foreign Language Film
In the third year of the new competitive category of the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar, the winner was Jacques Tati’s French farce, Mon Oncle (My Uncle). The New York Film Critics Circle also honored Mon Oncle with its top honor for foreign films. The five nominees were: Mon Oncle (My Uncle), France (winner) Arms and the Man, […]
Oscar 1957: Foreign Language Film
In the second year of the new competitive category of the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar, the winner was again an Italian film, The Nights of Cabiria, also directed by Federico Fellini. The New York Film Critics Circle honored the French film, Gervaise, with its top honor for foreign films. The five nominees were: The […]






