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Foreign Films At The Oscars: Five So Far (VIDEO)

The Huffington Post     First Posted: 08/23/11 05:32 PM ET   Updated: 10/24/11 06:12 AM ET

Romania, Morocco and Venezuela have thrown in with Greece and Poland to try their hand at our country's most languidly-hosted movie competition, entering both veteran and new filmmakers. We think the strongest contender comes from Poland, the serious and historical "In Darkness," which takes place during -- stop us if you've heard this before -- the Holocaust. Click on and tell us what you think.


"Attenberg" (Greece)
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Produced and directed by the team behind last year's Oscar nominee "Dogtooth," "Attenberg" deals in like-minded themes of "sexual discovery and youthful alienation" with "a similar brooding, deadpan humor," according to critic Guy Lodge. The nature docs of Sir Richard Attenborough play a starring role (ergo: "Attenburg"), as does Charlotte Gainsbourg-lookalike, Greek actress Ariane Labed.
Directed by Anthin Rachel Tsangari
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Romania, Morocco and Venezuela have thrown in with Greece and Poland to try their hand at our country's most languidly-hosted movie competition, entering both veteran and new filmmakers. We think the ...
Romania, Morocco and Venezuela have thrown in with Greece and Poland to try their hand at our country's most languidly-hosted movie competition, entering both veteran and new filmmakers. We think the ...
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