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65 candidatas a mejor película extranjera

'El baile de la victoria' de Trueba se las verá, entre otras, con 'The white ribbon' de Michael Haneke, Palma de Oro en Cannes.

Por Laura Sande 15 de Octubre 2009 | 23:23

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Ya se ha completado la lista de películas que representarán a cada país para optar al Oscar a la mejor película de habla no inglesa. Un total de 65 películas lucharán para estar entre las cinco cintas finalistas que optarán a la estatuilla.

La representante española, 'El baile de la victoria' de Fernando Trueba, tendrá difíciles contrincantes la coreana 'Mother', la francesa 'Un profeta' o la alemana 'The White Ribbon', cintas que han destacado este año en el circuito de festivales. Esta última, dirigida por Michael Haneke, se hizo con la Palma de Oro en el último Festival de Cannes.

Las nominaciones se harán públicas el 2 de febrero del próximo año, y los premios se entregarán el 7 de marzo.

En España tendremos que esperar para analizar a la candidata española, ya que la cinta de Trueba no verá la luz hasta el próximo 4 de diciembre.

Albania, "Alive!," Artan Minarolli, director;

Argentina, "El Secreto de Sus Ojos," Juan Jose Campanella

Armenia, "Autumn of the Magician," Rouben Kevorkov and Vaheh Kevorkov

Australia, "Samson & Delilah," Warwick Thornton

Austria, "For a Moment Freedom," Arash T. Riahi

Bangladesh, "Beyond the Circle," Golam Rabbany Biplob

Belgium, "The Misfortunates," Felix van Groeningen

Bolivia, "Zona Sur," Juan Carlos Valdivia

Bosnia and Herzegovina, "Nightguards," Namik Kabil

Brazil, "Time of Fear," Sergio Rezende

Bulgaria, "The World Is Big and Salvation Lurks around the Corner," Stephan Komandarev

Canada, "I Killed My Mother," Xavier Dolan

Chile, "Dawson, Isla 10," Miguel Littin

China, "Forever Enthralled," Chen Kaige

Colombia, "The Wind Journeys," Ciro Guerra

Croatia, "Donkey," Antonio Nuic

Cuba, "Fallen Gods," Ernesto Daranas

Czech Republic, "Protektor," Marek Najbrt

Denmark, "Terribly Happy," Henrik Ruben Genz

Estonia, "December Heat," Asko Kase

Finland, "Letters to Father Jacob," Klaus Haro

France, "A Prophet," Jacques Audiard

Georgia, "The Other Bank," George Ovashvili

Germany, "The White Ribbon," Michael Haneke

Greece, "Slaves in Their Bonds," Tony Lykouressis

Hong Kong, "Prince of Tears," Yonfan

Hungary, "Chameleon," Krisztina Goda

Iceland, "Reykjavik-Rotterdam," Oskar Jonasson

India, "Harishchandrachi Factory," Paresh Mokashi

Indonesia, "Jamila and the President," Ratna Sarumpaet;

Iran, "About Elly," Asghar Farhadi

Israel, "Ajami," Scandar Copti and Yaron Shani

Italy, "Baaria," Giuseppe Tornatore

Japan, "Nobody to Watch Over Me," Ryoichi Kimizuka

Kazakhstan, "Kelin," Ermek Tursunov

Korea, "Mother," Joon-ho Bong

Lithuania, "Vortex," Gytis Luksas

Luxembourg, "Refractaire," Nicolas Steil

Macedonia, "Wingless," Ivo Trajkov

Mexico, "Backyard," Carlos Carrera

Morocco, "Casanegra," Nour-Eddine Lakhmari

The Netherlands, "Winter in Wartime," Martin Koolhoven

Norway, "Max Manus," Espen Sandberg and Joachim Roenning

Peru, "The Milk of Sorrow," Claudia Llosa

Philippines, "Grandpa Is Dead," Soxie H. Topacio

Poland, "Reverse," Borys Lankosz

Portugal, "Doomed Love," Mario Barroso

Puerto Rico, "Kabo and Platon," Edmundo H. Rodriguez

Romania, "Police, Adjective," Corneliu Porumboiu

Russia, "Ward No. 6," Karen Shakhnazarov

Serbia, "St. George Shoots the Dragon," Srdjan Dragojevic

Slovakia, "Broken Promise," Jiri Chlumsky

Slovenia, "Landscape No. 2," Vinko Moderndorfer

Sudáfrica, "White Wedding," Jann Turner

Spain, "El baile de la victoria," Fernando Trueba

Sri Lanka, "The Road from Elephant Pass," Chandran Rutnam

Sweden, "Involuntary," Ruben Ostlund

Switzerland, "Home," Ursula Meier

Taiwan, "No Puedo Vivir sin Ti," Leon Dai

Thailand, "Best of Times," Yongyoot Thongkongtoon

Turkey, "I Saw the Sun," Mahsun Kirmizigul

U.K., "Afghan Star," Havana Marking

Uruguay, "Bad Day for Fishing," Alvaro Brechner

Venezuela, "Libertador Morales, El Justiciero," Efterpi Charalambidis

Vietnam, "Don't Burn It," Dang Nhat Minh