Best foreign film: With more than $24 million in the bank, Jean-Pierre Jeunet’s “Amelie” is the most successful French film to play the United States, but that doesn’t mean it’s an automatic entry on the Academy’s foreign film list. According to several sources monitoring the selective foreign film committee, the imaginative “Amelie” has met with mixed reactions. And in a year that boasts a strong line-up of 51 foreign contenders, it could be squeezed out by such titles as Bosnia’s “No Man’s Land,” Brazil’s “Behind the Sun,” Canada’s “Atanarjuat,” the Czech Republic’s “Dark Blue World,” Denmark’s “Italian for Beginners,” India’s “Lagaan,” Iran’s “Baran” and Italy’s “The Son’s Room.”
Doesn't Pakistan have one?? Well the movie I am dierecting will win next year. The title is "Maula Jat Bachata hai Sydney Olympics"
Pappu yaar tung na kar
mehfil ko berang na kar
lagaan stands a good chance
FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM
Lagaan nominated as the Top Five Foreign Films for 2001
AMÉLIE
ELLING
LAGAAN
NO MAN'S LAND
SON OF THE BRIDE
I have my fingers crossed for Lagaan! Aamir is the man!
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Originally posted by AliBeta:
I have my fingers crossed for Lagaan! Aamir is the man!
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i totally agree k:
[This message has been edited by Jal_Pari (edited February 12, 2002).]