Los Angeles Film Critics Association Award for Best Foreign Language Film

Since 1975, the most honored foreign or non- English-language film at the Los Angeles Film Critics Association Awards.

Most often won in this category France ( with 13 wins, including three in a row). Olivier Assayas ( twice in a row ), Ingmar Bergman, Claude Chabrol and Paul Verhoeven were the only ones who were able to win twice in this category.

Excellent Movies

Notes: In some years there has been ex-aequo - profit, resulting in two winners. Since 2004, runner-up films of the LAFCA jury will be announced.

Runner- foreign-language films

  • Los Angeles Film Critics Association
Claude Lelouch That Obscure Object of Desire Madame Rosa Soldier of Orange The Tin Drum (film) Brazil Pixote Australia Mad Max Kansas City Confidential Ran (Film) Akira Kurosawa Argentina The Official Story Luis Puenzo Vagabond (film) Au revoir les enfants Louis Malle Terence Davies Story of Women Bertrand Tavernier Jacques Rivette The Crying Game Neil Jordan Farewell My Concubine (film) Chen Kaige La Cérémonie The Celebration Thomas Vinterberg The Man on the Train Patrice Leconte The Lives of Others Cristian Mungiu Still Life (2006 film) Holy Motors Blue Is the Warmest Colour Abdellatif Kechiche Walter Salles Julian Schnabel The Class (2008 film) Mother (2009 film) Asghar Farhadi Israel Joseph Cedar Paolo Sorrentino
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