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Academy Award for Best International Feature Film Winners Trivia Word Search

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Germany's 2002 winner followed a Jewish family fleeing to Kenya, titled Nowhere in _ _ _ _ _ _.

The Czech Republic's 1996 winner followed a cellist raising an abandoned Russian boy, titled _ _ _ _ _.

Switzerland's 1990 winner followed migrants crossing the Alps, titled Journey of _ _ _ _.

Italy's Bicycle _ _ _ _ _ _ _ took a special Oscar in 1949 for its story of a stolen bike.

The Soviet Union's four-part 1968 winner adapted Tolstoy's War and _ _ _ _ _.

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Brazil's 2024 winner about a family under a dictatorship was titled I'm Still _ _ _ _.

HERE

Michael Haneke's 2012 Austrian winner about an aging couple was simply titled _ _ _ _ _.

AMOUR

Ingmar Bergman's 1960 Swedish winner was titled The _ _ _ _ _ _ Spring.

VIRGIN

France's 1959 winner retold a Greek myth as Black _ _ _ _ _ _ _, set during Carnival in Rio de Janeiro.

ORPHEUS

Akira Kurosawa's 1951 special-award winner told one crime from four conflicting viewpoints.

RASHOMON

The Netherlands' 1986 winner traced one wartime night's long aftermath, titled The _ _ _ _ _ _ _.

ASSAULT

Denmark's 2010 winner about two families and a bully was titled In a Better _ _ _ _ _.

WORLD

Jacques Tati's 1958 French winner, Mon Oncle, translates to 'My _ _ _ _ _.'

UNCLE

Bong Joon-ho's 2019 South Korean winner, also Best Picture, was titled _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.

PARASITE

Luis Bunuel's 1972 French winner was titled The _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Charm of the Bourgeoisie.

DISCREET

Switzerland's 1984 winner, about a chess tournament, was titled Dangerous _ _ _ _ _.

MOVES

Czechoslovakia's 1967 coming-of-age winner was called Closely Watched _ _ _ _ _ _.

TRAINS

Bergman's 1961 follow-up winner was called Through a Glass _ _ _ _ _ _.

DARKLY

France's 1977 winner starred an aging Holocaust survivor in Madame _ _ _ _.

ROSA

Spain's 1982 winner, about an exiled teacher's return home, was called To Begin _ _ _ _ _.

AGAIN

Russia's 1994 winner, about a Soviet officer's family, was titled Burnt by the _ _ _.

SUN

Francois Truffaut's 1973 French winner, about filmmaking itself, was called Day for _ _ _ _ _.

NIGHT

The Soviet Union's 1980 winner was titled Moscow Does Not Believe in _ _ _ _ _.

TEARS

France's 1948 special-award winner was titled Monsieur _ _ _ _ _ _ _.

VINCENT

The United Kingdom's 2023 winner, set beside Auschwitz, was titled The Zone of _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.

INTEREST

Japan's 2021 winner, based on a Haruki Murakami story, was titled _ _ _ _ _ My Car.

DRIVE

Italy's 1970 winner has the full title Investigation of a Citizen Above _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.

SUSPICION

Denmark's 2020 winner about teachers testing a drinking theory was titled Another _ _ _ _ _.

ROUND

Federico _ _ _ _ _ _ _ directed Italy's surreal 1963 winner, simply titled 8 1/2.

FELLINI

This 1947 Italian film about war-orphaned bootblacks won a special Oscar before the category was competitive.

SHOESHINE

West Germany's 1979 winner, based on a Gunter Grass novel, was called The _ _ _ _ _ _ _.

TINDRUM

Germany's 2022 winner re-adapted a WWI novel, titled All Quiet on the _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Front.

WESTERN

Alfonso Cuaron's 2018 winner for Mexico was named for a Mexico City neighborhood, titled _ _ _ _.

ROMA

France's Forbidden _ _ _ _ _ won a special Oscar in 1952 for its story of a war-orphaned girl and a farm boy.

GAMES

Departures, the 2008 winner about a cellist turned mortician's assistant, represented this country.

JAPAN

A Separation, the 2011 winner about a marriage and a caregiving dispute, represented this country.

IRAN

Japan's 1955 honorary winner followed legendary swordsman Miyamoto _ _ _ _ _ _ _.

MUSASHI

Pedro Almodovar's 1999 Spanish winner was titled All About My _ _ _ _ _ _.

MOTHER

Kurosawa's 1975 Soviet-Japanese winner followed a Siberian trapper named Dersu _ _ _ _ _.

UZALA

Poland's 2014 winner followed a novice nun uncovering her family's past, titled _ _ _.

IDA

France's 1962 winner paired a lonely veteran with a young girl in Sundays and _ _ _ _ _ _.

CYBELE

The Netherlands' 1997 winner about a bailiff and his estranged son was simply titled _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.

CHARACTER

France's 1966 winner, a romance scored by Francis Lai, was titled A Man and a _ _ _ _ _.

WOMAN

Bertrand _ _ _ _ _ directed France's 1978 winner, Get Out Your Handkerchiefs.

BLIER

Canada's 2003 winner, a sequel of sorts to a 1986 film, was titled The Barbarian _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.

INVASIONS

Joachim Trier's 2025 Norwegian winner was titled Sentimental _ _ _ _ _.

VALUE

Fellini's 1974 winner, whose title evokes 'I remember' in dialect, was simply called _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.

AMARCORD

Denmark's 1988 winner followed a Swedish boy raised in Denmark, titled Pelle the _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.

CONQUEROR

Roberto Benigni's 1998 Italian winner was titled Life Is _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.

BEAUTIFUL

Asghar Farhadi's 2016 Iranian winner, echoing an Arthur Miller play, was titled The _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.

SALESMAN

The 1950 honorary winner, a Franco-Italian romance, was named for a wall in Genoa: The Walls of _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.

MALAPAGA

Spain's 1993 winner, a romantic comedy set before its civil war, was titled Belle _ _ _ _ _ _.

EPOQUE

Ang Lee's 2000 winner for Taiwan was titled Crouching Tiger, Hidden _ _ _ _ _ _.

DRAGON

Chile's 2017 winner about a transgender woman's grief was titled A _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Woman.

FANTASTIC

Federico Fellini's La Strada became the first competitive Best Foreign Language winner in 1956, for this country.

ITALY

Argentina's 2009 winner, a mystery spanning decades, was titled The Secret in Their _ _ _ _.

EYES

Catherine _ _ _ _ _ _ _ starred in France's 1992 winner Indochine, set in colonial Vietnam.

DENEUVE

A film from Ivory Coast and France won in 1976 with the title Black and White in _ _ _ _ _.

COLOR

Denmark's 1987 winner centered on an extravagant French dinner, titled Babette's _ _ _ _ _.

FEAST

Italy's 1989 winner, a love letter to moviegoing, was titled Cinema _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.

PARADISO

Bosnia and Herzegovina's 2001 winner, a satire set during the Bosnian War, was titled No Man's _ _ _ _.

LAND

Italy's 1971 winner follows a Jewish family in The Garden of the Finzi-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.

CONTINIS

Fellini's 1957 winner follows a good-hearted Roman streetwalker named _ _ _ _ _ _ _.

CABIRIA

Austria's 2007 winner dramatizes the real Nazi counterfeiting scheme codenamed Operation _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.

BERNHARD

Hungary's 2015 Holocaust drama, set in Auschwitz, was titled Son of _ _ _ _.

SAUL

Argentina's 1985 winner about the Dirty War was called The Official _ _ _ _ _.

STORY

Czechoslovakia's 1965 winner, about a Jewish shopkeeper, was titled The Shop on Main _ _ _ _ _ _.

STREET

Costa-_ _ _ _ _ _ directed Z, Algeria's 1969 political-thriller winner.

GAVRAS

Ingmar Bergman's 1983 Swedish winner paired two children's names: _ _ _ _ _ and Alexander.

FANNY

The Netherlands' 1995 winner followed generations of women in Antonia's _ _ _ _.

LINE

Spain's 2004 winner, starring Javier Bardem as a quadriplegic poet, was titled The Sea _ _ _ _ _ _.

INSIDE

Germany's 2006 winner followed a Stasi agent surveilling a playwright, titled The Lives of _ _ _ _ _ _.

OTHERS

South Africa's 2005 winner followed a Johannesburg gang leader nicknamed _ _ _ _ _ _.

TSOTSI

Paolo Sorrentino's 2013 Italian winner was titled The Great _ _ _ _ _ _.

BEAUTY

Hungary's 1981 winner follows an actor who collaborates with the Nazis, titled _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.

MEPHISTO

Japan's special 1954 winner was titled Gate of _ _ _ _.

HELL

Italy's 1964 winner, starring Sophia Loren, was called Yesterday, Today and _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.

TOMORROW

Italy's 1991 winner strands soldiers on a Greek island in the _ _ _ _ _ _ Sea during WWII.

AEGEAN
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