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Films nominated over multiple years: Rashomon, Forbidden Games, Through a Glass Darkly, Sundays and Cybele, The Four Days of Naples, Marriage Italian Style, Woman in the Dunes, The Umbrellas of Cherbourg, The Shop on Main Street, The Battle of Algiers, My Night at Maud's, Investigation of a Citizen Above Suspicion, The Emigrants, Day for Night, Amarcord

In the following list, a bold title and a lavender blue background indicate that the film in question also won the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film. Cyrano de Bergerac (1990) and Pan's Labyrinth (2006) were both nominated for the Award but lost. Marie-Louise (1944) did not receive the Award as it hadn't been created yet. Letters from Iwo Jima (2006) was ineligible for competition since it was a U.S.-produced film.

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Film	Category	Nominee(s)	Country	Language(s)
1931/32
A Nous la Liberté	Art Direction	Lazare Meerson	France	French
1938
Grand Illusion La Grande Illusion	Outstanding Production	Production company: Réalisation d'art cinématographique	France	French (some parts in German, English & Russian)
1945
Marie-Louise	Writing (Original Screenplay)	Richard Schweizer	Switzerland	German
1946
Children of Paradise Les Enfants du paradis	Writing (Original Screenplay)	Jacques Prévert	France	French
Open City Roma città aperta	Writing (Screenplay)	Sergio Amidei Federico Fellini	Italy	Italian (some parts in German)
1947
A Cage of Nightingales La Cage aux rossignols	Writing (Motion Picture Story)	Georges Chaperot René Wheeler	France	French
Shoe-Shine Sciuscià	Writing (Original Screenplay)	Sergio Amidei Adolfo Franci C. G. Viola Cesare Zavattini	Italy	Italian (some parts in English)
1949
The Bicycle Thief Ladri di biciclette	Writing (Screenplay)	Cesare Zavattini	Italy	Italian
Paisan Paisà	Writing (Story and Screenplay)	Alfred Hayes Federico Fellini Sergio Amidei Marcello Pagliero Roberto Rossellini	Italy	Italian (some parts in English, German & Sicilian)
1950
Bitter Rice Riso Amaro	Writing (Motion Picture Story)	Giuseppe De Santis Carlo Lizzani	Italy	Italian
1951
La Ronde	Art Direction (Black-and-White)	Jean d'Eaubonne	France	French
	Writing (Screenplay)	Max Ophüls Jacques Natanson
1952
Rashomon 羅生門	Art Direction (Black-and-White)	Art direction: So Matsuyama Set decoration: H. Motsumoto	Japan	Japanese
1954
Gate of Hell Jigokumon 地獄門	Costume Design (Color)	Sanzo Wada	Japan	Japanese
Bread, Love and Dreams Pane, amore e fantasia	Writing (Motion Picture Story)	Ettore Margadonna	Italy	Italian
The Earrings of Madame de... Madame de...	Costume Design (Black-and-White)	Georges Annenkov Rosine Delamare	France	French
Forbidden Games Jeux interdits	Writing (Motion Picture Story)	François Boyer	France	French
Le Plaisir	Art Direction (Black-and-White)	Max Ophüls	France	French
1955
Mr. Hulot's Holiday Les Vacances de M. Hulot	Writing (Story and Screenplay)	Jacques Tati Henri Marquet	France	French
The Sheep Has Five Legs Le Mouton à cinq pattes	Writing (Motion Picture Story)	Jean Marsan Henri Troyat Jacques Perret Henri Verneuil Raoul Ploquin	France	French
Ugetsu Ugetsu monogatari 雨月物語	Costume Design (Black-and-White)	Tadaoto Kainosho	Japan	Japanese
1956
The Red Balloon Le Ballon rouge	Writing (Screenplay — Original)	Albert Lamorisse	France	French
La Strada	Writing (Screenplay — Original)	Federico Fellini Tullio Pinelli	Italy	Italian
The Magnificent Seven Shichinin no samurai 七人の侍	Art Direction (Black-and-White)	So Matsuyama	Japan	Japanese
	Costume Design (Black-and-White)	Kohei Ezaki
The Proud and the Beautiful Les Orgueilleux	Writing (Motion Picture Story)	Jean-Paul Sartre	France	French
Umberto D.	Writing (Motion Picture Story)	Cesare Zavattini	Italy	Italian
1957
Vitelloni I vitelloni	Writing (Story and Screenplay — written directly for the screen)	Story and screenplay: Federico Fellini Ennio Flaiano Story: Tullio Pinelli	Co-production: Italy France	Italian
1959
The 400 Blows Les Quatre Cents Coups	Writing (Story and Screenplay — written directly for the screen)	François Truffaut Marcel Moussy	France	French (some parts in English)
Wild Strawberries Smultronstället	Writing (Story and Screenplay — written directly for the screen)	Ingmar Bergman	Sweden	Swedish (some parts in Latin)
1960
Hiroshima, Mon Amour	Writing (Story and Screenplay — written directly for the screen)	Marguerite Duras	Co-production: France Japan	French (some parts in Japanese & English)
The Virgin Spring Jungfrukällan	Costume Design (Black-and-White)	Marik Vos	Sweden	Swedish (some parts in German)
1961
La Dolce Vita	Costume Design (Black-and-White)	Piero Gherardi	Italy	Italian (some parts in English, French & German)
	Art Direction (Black-and-White)	Piero Gherardi
	Directing	Federico Fellini
	Writing (Story and Screenplay — written directly for the screen)	Federico Fellini Tullio Pinelli Ennio Flaiano Brunello Rondi
Two Women La ciociara	Actress	Sophia Loren	Co-production: Italy France	Italian (some parts in German)
Ballad of a Soldier Ballada o soldate Баллада о солдате	Writing (Story and Screenplay — written directly for the screen)	Valentin Yoshov Grigori Chukhrai	Soviet Union	Russian
General Della Rovere Il generale Della Rovere	Writing (Story and Screenplay — written directly for the screen)	Sergio Amidei Diego Fabbri Indro Montanelli	Italy	Italian (some parts in German)
Khovanshchina Хованщина	Music (Scoring of a Musical Picture)	Dmitri Shostakovich	Soviet Union	Russian
Yojimbo 用心棒	Costume Design (Black-and-White)	Yoshiro Muraki	Japan	Japanese
1962
Divorce — Italian Style Divorzio all'italiana	Writing (Story and Screenplay — written directly for the screen)	Ennio de Concini Alfredo Giannetti Pietro Germi	Italy	Italian
	Actor	Marcello Mastroianni
	Directing	Pietro Germi
Last Year at Marienbad L'Année dernière à Marienbad	Writing (Story and Screenplay — written directly for the screen)	Alain Robbe-Grillet	Co-production: France Italy	French
Through a Glass Darkly Såsom i en spegel	Writing (Story and Screenplay — written directly for the screen)	Ingmar Bergman	Sweden	Swedish
1963
Federico Fellini's 8½ 8½	Costume Design (Black-and-White)	Piero Gherardi	Italy	Italian (some parts in English, French & German)
	Art Direction (Black-and-White)	Piero Gherardi
	Directing	Federico Fellini
	Writing (Story and Screenplay — written directly for the screen)	Federico Fellini Ennio Flaiano Tullio Pinelli Brunello Rondi
The Four Days of Naples Le quattro giornate di Napoli	Writing (Story and Screenplay — written directly for the screen)	Story and screenplay: Pasquale Festa Campanile Massimo Franciosa Nanni Loy Story: Vasco Pratolini Screenplay: Carlo Bernari	Italy	Italian
Sundays and Cybele Les Dimanches de Ville d'Avray	Music (Scoring of Music — adaptation or treatment)	Maurice Jarre	France	French
	Writing (Screenplay — based on material from another medium)	Serge Bourguignon Antoine Tudal
1964
Marriage Italian Style Matrimonio all'italiana	Actress	Sophia Loren	Co-production: France Italy	Italian
The Organizer I compagni	Writing (Story and Screenplay — written directly for the screen)	Agenore Incrocci Furio Scarpelli Mario Monicelli	Co-production: France Italy Yugoslavia	Italian
That Man from Rio L'Homme de Rio	Writing (Story and Screenplay — written directly for the screen)	Jean-Paul Rappeneau Ariane Mnouchkine Daniel Boulanger Philippe de Broca	Co-production: France Italy	French (some parts in English & Portuguese)
1965
Casanova '70	Writing (Story and Screenplay — written directly for the screen)	Agenore Incrocci Furio Scarpelli Mario Monicelli Tonino Guerra Giorgio Salvioni Suso Cecchi d'Amico	Co-production: France Italy	Italian
The Umbrellas of Cherbourg Les Parapluies de Cherbourg	Music (Music Score — substantially original)	Michel Legrand Jacques Demy	France	French
	Music (Scoring of Music — adaptation or treatment)	Michel Legrand
	Music (Song)	"I Will Wait For You"
		Music: Michel Legrand Lyrics: Jacques Demy English Lyrics: Norman Gimbel
	Writing (Story and Screenplay — written directly for the screen)	Jacques Demy
Woman in the Dunes Suna no onna 砂の女	Directing	Hiroshi Teshigahara	Japan	Japanese
1966
A Man and a Woman Un homme et une femme	Writing (Story and Screenplay — written directly for the screen)	Story and screenplay: Claude Lelouch Screenplay: Pierre Uytterhoeven	France	French
	Actress	Anouk Aimée
	Directing	Claude Lelouch
The Gospel According to St. Matthew Il Vangelo secondo Matteo	Art Direction (Black-and-White)	Luigi Scaccianoce	Co-production: France Italy	Italian
	Costume Design (Black-and-White)	Danilo Donati
	Music (Scoring of Music — adaptation or treatment)	Luis Enrique Bacalov
Juliet of the Spirits Giulietta degli spiriti	Art Direction (Color)	Piero Gherardi	Co-production: France Italy West Germany	Italian
	Costume Design (Color)	Piero Gherardi
Mandragola La Mandragola	Costume Design (Black-and-White)	Danilo Donati	Co-production: France Italy	Italian
The Shop on Main Street Obchod na korze	Actress	Ida Kaminska	Czechoslovakia	Slovak (some parts in German)
1967
La Guerre Est Finie	Writing (Story and Screenplay — written directly for the screen)	Jorge Semprún	Co-production: France Sweden	French (some parts in Spanish)
1968
The Battle of Algiers La battaglia di Algeri	Directing	Gillo Pontecorvo	Italy	French (some parts in Italian, English & Arabic)
	Writing (Story and Screenplay — written directly for the screen)	Franco Solinas Gillo Pontecorvo
War and Peace Voyna i mir Война и мир	Art Direction	Art direction: Mikhail Bogdanov Gennady Myasnikov Set decoration: G. Koshelev V. Uvarov	Soviet Union	Russian
The Young Girls of Rochefort Les Demoiselles de Rochefort	Music (Score of a Musical Picture — original or adaptation)	Music and adaptation score: Michel Legrand Lyrics: Jacques Demy	France	French (some parts in English)
1969
Z	Film Editing	Françoise Bonnot	Co-production: France Algeria	French
	Directing	Costa-Gavras
	Best Picture	Producers: Jacques Perrin Hamed Rachedi
	Writing (Screenplay — based on material from another medium)	Jorge Semprún Costa-Gavras
1970
Fellini Satyricon	Directing	Federico Fellini	Co-production: France Italy	Italian (some parts in Latin)
My Night at Maud's [1] Ma nuit chez Maud	Writing (Story and Screenplay — based on factual material or material not previously published or produced)	Eric Rohmer	France	French
Sunflower I girasoli	Music (Original Score)	Henry Mancini	Co-production: France Italy	Italian (some parts in English)
1971
The Conformist Il conformista	Writing (Screenplay — based on material from another medium)	Bernardo Bertolucci	Co-production: Italy France	Italian (some parts in French & Latin)
The Garden of the Finzi Continis Il giardino dei Finzi-Contini	Writing (Screenplay — based on material from another medium)	Ugo Pirro Vittorio Bonicelli	Italy	Italian
Investigation of a Citizen Above Suspicion Indagine su un cittadino al di sopra di ogni sospetto	Writing (Story and Screenplay — based on factual material or material not previously published or produced)	Elio Petri Ugo Pirro	Italy	Italian
Tchaikovsky Чайковский	Music (Scoring: Adaptation and Original Song Score)	Adaptation score: Dimitri Tiomkin	Soviet Union	Russian
1972
The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie Le Charme discret de la bourgeoisie	Writing (Story and Screenplay — based on factual material or material not previously published or produced)	Story and screenplay: Luis Buñuel In collaboration with: Jean-Claude Carrière	France	French (some parts in Spanish)
The Emigrants Utvandrarna	Actress	Liv Ullmann	Sweden	Swedish
	Directing	Jan Troell
	Best Picture	Producer: Bengt Forslund
	Writing (Screenplay — based on material from another medium)	Jan Troell Bengt Forslund
Murmur of the Heart Le Souffle au cœur	Writing (Story and Screenplay — based on factual material or material not previously published or produced)	Louis Malle	France	French
1973
Cries and Whispers Viskningar och rop	Cinematography	Sven Nykvist	Sweden	Swedish
	Costume Design	Marik Vos
	Directing	Ingmar Bergman
	Best Picture	Producer: Ingmar Bergman
	Writing (Story and Screenplay — based on factual material or material not previously published or produced)	Ingmar Bergman
1974
Day for Night La Nuit américaine	Actress in a Supporting Role	Valentina Cortese	Co-production: France Italy	French (some parts in English)
	Directing	François Truffaut
	Writing (Original Screenplay)	François Truffaut Jean-Louis Richard Suzanne Schiffman
1975
Amarcord	Directing	Federico Fellini	Italy	Italian (some parts in Greek)
	Writing (Original Screenplay)	Federico Fellini Tonino Guerra
And Now My Love Toute une vie	Writing (Original Screenplay)	Claude Lelouch Pierre Uytterhoeven	Co-production: France Italy	French (some parts in English)
The Magic Flute Trollflöjten	Costume Design	Henny Noremark Karin Erskine	Sweden	Swedish
Scent of a Woman Profumo di donna	Writing (Screenplay Adapted from Other Material)	Ruggero Maccari Dino Risi	Italy	Italian
The Story of Adele H. L'Histoire d'Adèle H.	Actress	Isabelle Adjani	France	French (some parts in English)
1976
Cousin, Cousine	Actress in a Leading Role	Marie-Christine Barrault	France	French
	Writing (Screenplay Written Directly for the Screen — based on factual material or on story material not previously published or produced)	Story and screenplay: Jean-Charles Tacchella Adaptation: Daniele Thompson
Face to Face Ansikte mot ansikte	Actress in a Leading Role	Liv Ullmann	Sweden	Swedish
	Directing	Ingmar Bergman
Seven Beauties Pasqualino Settebellezze	Actor in a Leading Role	Giancarlo Giannini	Italy	Italian
	Directing	Lina Wertmüller
	Writing (Screenplay Written Directly for the Screen — based on factual material or on story material not previously published or produced)	Lina Wertmüller
1977
A Special Day Una giornata particolare	Actor in a Leading Role	Marcello Mastroianni	Co-production: Italy Canada	Italian
That Obscure Object of Desire Ese oscuro objeto del deseo	Writing (Screenplay — based on material from another medium)	Luis Buñuel Jean-Claude Carrière	Spain	French (some parts in Spanish)
1978
Autumn Sonata Höstsonaten	Actress in a Leading Role	Ingrid Bergman	Co-production: Sweden West Germany United Kingdom	Swedish (some parts in English)
	Writing (Screenplay Written Directly for the Screen)	Ingmar Bergman
1979
La Cage aux Folles	Costume Design	Piero Tosi Ambra Danon	France	French
	Directing	Edouard Molinaro
	Writing (Screenplay Based on Material from Another Medium)	Francis Veber Edouard Molinaro Marcello Danon Jean Poiret
1980
Kagemusha (The Shadow Warrior) Kagemusha 影武者	Art Direction	Yoshiro Muraki	Japan	Japanese
Mon Oncle D'Amérique	Writing (Screenplay Written Directly for the Screen)	Jean Gruault	France	French
1982
Quest for Fire La Guerre du feu	Makeup	Sarah Monzani Michèle Burke	Co-production: France Canada	Special prehistoric languages created by Anthony Burgess (combined with body language and gestures created by Desmond Morris) [2]
Das Boot	Cinematography	Jost Vacano	West Germany	German (some parts in French & English)
	Directing	Wolfgang Petersen
	Film Editing	Hannes Nikel
	Sound	Milan Bor Trevor Pyke Mike Le-Mare
	Sound Effects Editing	Mike Le-Mare
	Writing (Screenplay Based on Material from Another Medium)	Wolfgang Petersen
La Traviata	Art Direction	Art direction: Franco Zeffirelli Set decoration: Gianni Quaranta	Co-production: Italy France	Italian
	Costume Design	Piero Tosi
1983
Fanny & Alexander Fanny och Alexander	Art Direction	Anna Asp	Co-production: Sweden France West Germany	Swedish (some parts in German, Yiddish & English)
	Cinematography	Sven Nykvist
	Costume Design	Marik Vos
	Directing	Ingmar Bergman
	Writing (Screenplay Written Directly for the Screen)	Ingmar Bergman
The Return of Martin Guerre Le Retour de Martin Guerre	Costume Design	Anne-Marie Marchand	France	French
1985
Ran 乱	Costume Design	Emi Wada	Japan	Japanese
	Art Direction	Art direction: Yoshiro Muraki Shinobu Muraki
	Cinematography	Takao Saito Masaharu Ueda Asakazu Nakai
	Directing	Akira Kurosawa
The Official Story La historia oficial	Writing (Screenplay Written Directly for the Screen)	Luis Puenzo Aida Bortnik	Argentina	Spanish
1986
Otello	Costume Design	Anna Anni Maurizio Millenotti	Italy	Italian
1987
Au Revoir Les Enfants (Goodbye, Children) Au revoir les enfants	Writing (Screenplay Written Directly for the Screen)	Louis Malle	France	French (some parts in German & English)
Dark Eyes Oci ciornie	Actor in a Leading Role	Marcello Mastroianni	Italy	Italian (some parts in Russian & French)
My Life As a Dog Mitt liv som hund	Directing	Lasse Hallström	Sweden	Swedish
	Writing (Screenplay Based on Material from Another Medium)	Lasse Hallström Reidar Jönsson Brasse Brännström Per Berglund
1988
Pelle the Conqueror Pelle Erobreren (da) Pelle erövraren (sv)	Actor in a Leading Role	Max von Sydow	Co-production: Denmark Sweden	Danish (some parts in Swedish & Scanian)

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