Oscar 2020: Gully Boy Among A Record 93 Movies Submitted

Oscars 2020: Gully Boy Among a Record 93 Movies Submitted for Best Worldwide Highlight Film

Gully Boy and movies from 92 different nations will seek the Best International Feature Film grant — renamed from "Unknown dialect Film" not long ago — at the 92nd Academy Awards, informally known as the 2020 Oscars. Making the declaration on Monday in Los Angeles, the Oscars' arranging body, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, said that the waitlist of 10 movies — expanded from the past nine — from the aggregate of 93 would be uncovered on Monday, December 16, with the five chosen people following with the various Oscar selections on Monday, January 13, 2020. The 2020 Oscars are scheduled to occur on Sunday, February 9, 2020.

Per the Oscar Academy's guidelines, a worldwide component film is "characterized as a full length movie that keeps running for over 40 minutes and has been delivered outside the US with an overwhelmingly non-English exchange track." The 93 entries for the International Feature Film grant at the 2020 Oscars have established a precedent, besting the 92 out of 2017. (87 movies contended a year ago.) Three nations — Ghana, Nigeria, and Uzbekistan — are vieing for the first run through in the Oscar class.

2020 Oscars International Feature Film Entries

1. Albania, "The Delegation", Bujar Alimani, chief
2. Algeria, "Papicha", Mounia Meddour, chief
3. Argentina, "Brave Losers", Sebastián Borensztein, executive
4. Armenia, "Protracted Night", Edgar Baghdasaryan, executive
5. Australia, "Lightness", Rodd Rathjen, chief
6. Austria, "Bliss", Sudabeh Mortezai, executive
7. Bangladesh, "Alpha", Nasiruddin Yousuff, chief
8. Belarus, "Presentation", Anastasiya Miroshnichenko, executive
9. Belgium, "Our Mothers", César Díaz, chief
10. Bolivia, "I Miss You", Rodrigo Bellott, chief
11. Bosnia and Herzegovina, "The Son", Ines Tanovic, chief
12. Brazil, "Imperceptible Life", Karim Aïnouz, chief
13. Bulgaria, "Ága", Milko Lazarov, chief
14. Cambodia, "In the Life of Music", Caylee So, Sok Visal, chiefs
15. Canada, "Antigone", Sophie Deraspe, chief
16. Chile, "Insect", Andrés Wood, chief
17. China, "Ne Zha", Yu Yang, chief
18. Colombia, "Monos", Alejandro Landes, chief
19. Costa Rica, "The Awakening of the Ants", Antonella Sudasassi Furniss, chief
20. Croatia, "Mali", Antonio Nuic, chief
21. Cuba, "A Translator", Rodrigo Barriuso, Sebastián Barriuso, chiefs
22. Czech Republic, "The Painted Bird", Václav Marhoul, chief
23. Denmark, "Ruler of Hearts", May el-Toukhy, chief
24. Dominican Republic, "The Projectionist", José María Cabral, chief
25. Ecuador, "The Longest Night", Gabriela Calvache, chief
26. Egypt, "Harmful Roses", Ahmed Fawzi Saleh, chief
27. Estonia, "Truth and Justice", Tanel Toom, chief
28. Ethiopia, "Running against the Wind", Jan Philipp Weyl, chief
29. Finland, "Inept Young Heart", Selma Vilhunen, chief
30. France, "Les Misérables", Ladj Ly, chief
31. Georgia, "Shindisi", Dimitri Tsintsadze, chief
32. Germany, "Framework Crasher", Nora Fingscheidt, chief
33. Ghana, "Azali", Kwabena Gyansah, chief
34. Greece, "When Tomatoes Met Wagner", Marianna Economou, chief
35. Honduras, "Blood, Passion, and Coffee", Carlos Membreño, chief
36. Hong Kong, "The White Storm 2 Drug Lords", Herman Yau, chief
37. Hungary, "The individuals Who Remained", Barnabás Tóth, chief
38. Iceland, "A White, White Day", Hlynur Pálmason, chief
39. India, "Chasm Boy", Zoya Akhtar, chief
40. Indonesia, "Recollections of My Body", Garin Nugroho, chief
41. Iran, "Discovering Farideh", Azadeh Moussavi, Kourosh Ataee, chiefs
42. Ireland, "Gaza", Garry Keane, Andrew McConnell, chiefs
43. Israel, "Induction", Yaron Zilberman, executive
44. Italy, "The Traitor", Marco Bellocchio, chief
45. Japan, "Enduring with You", Makoto Shinkai, chief
46. Kazakhstan, "Kazakh Khanate. The Golden Throne", Rustem Abdrashov, chief
47. Kenya, "Subira", Ravneet Singh (Sippy) Chadha, chief
48. Kosovo, "Zana", Antoneta Kastrati, chief
49. Kyrgyzstan, "Aurora", Bekzat Pirmatov, chief
50. Latvia, "The Mover", Davis Simanis, chief
51. Lebanon, "1982", Oualid Mouaness, chief
52. Lithuania, "Extensions of Time", Audrius Stonys, Kristine Briede, executives
53. Luxembourg, "Tel Aviv on Fire", Sameh Zoabi, chief
54. Malaysia, "M for Malaysia", Dian Lee, Ineza Roussille, chiefs
55. Mexico, "The Chambermaid", Lila Avilés, chief
56. Mongolia, "The Steed", Erdenebileg Ganbold, chief
57. Montenegro, "Ceaseless Past", Andro Martinović, executive
58. Morocco, "Adam", Maryam Touzani, chief
59. Nepal, "Bulbul", Binod Paudel, chief
60. Netherlands, "Nature", Halina Reijn, executive
61. Nigeria, "Lionheart", Genevieve Nnaji, chief
62. North Macedonia, "Honeyland", Ljubo Stefanov, Tamara Kotevska, chiefs
63. Norway, "Out Stealing Horses", Hans Petter Moland, chief
64. Pakistan, "Laal Kabootar", Kamal Khan, chief
65. Palestine, "It Must Be Heaven", Elia Suleiman, chief
66. Panama, "Everyone Changes", Arturo Montenegro, chief
67. Peru, "Retablo", Alvaro Delgado Aparicio, chief
68. Philippines, "Decision", Raymund Ribay Gutierrez, chief
69. Poland, "Corpus Christi", Jan Komasa, chief
70. Portugal, "The Domain", Tiago Guedes, chief
71. Romania, "The Whistlers", Corneliu Porumboiu, chief
72. Russia, "Beanpole", Kantemir Balagov, chief
73. Saudi Arabia, "The Perfect Candidate", Haifaa Al Mansour, chief
74. Senegal, "Atlantics", Mati Diop, chief
75. Serbia, "Lord Petar the First", Petar Ristovski, executive
76. Singapore, "A Land Imagined", Yeo Siew Hua, chief
77. Slovakia, "Let There Be Light", Marko Skop, chief
78. Slovenia, "History of Love", Sonja Prosenc, chief
79. South Africa, "Knuckle City", Jahmil X.T. Qubeka, chief
80. South Korea, "Parasite", Bong Joon Ho, chief
81. Spain, "Agony and Glory", Pedro Almodóvar, chief
82. Sweden, "And afterward We Danced", Levan Akin, chief
83. Switzerland, "Wolkenbruch's Wondrous Journey into the Arms of a Shiksa", Michael Steiner, chief
84. Taiwan, "Dear Ex", Mag Hsu, Chih-Yen Hsu, chiefs
85. Thailand, "Krasue: Inhuman Kiss", Sitisiri Mongkolsiri, chief
86. Tunisia, "Dear Son", Mohamed Ben Attia, chief
87. Turkey, "Responsibility Asli", Semih Kaplanoglu, chief
88. Ukraine, "Back home", Nariman Aliev, chief
89. Joined Kingdom, "The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind", Chiwetel Ejiofor, executive
90. Uruguay, "The Moneychanger", Federico Veiroj, executive
91. Uzbekistan, "Hot Bread", Umid Khamdamov, executive
92. Venezuela, "Being Impossible", Patricia Ortega, executive
93. Vietnam, "Furie", Le Van Kiet, executive

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