Los Angeles Film Critics Association Awards / Best Foreign Language Film
Since 1975 , the Los Angeles Film Critics Association Awards have recognized the best foreign or non-English language film.
France won most often in this category (with 13 wins, three of them in a row). Olivier Assayas (twice in a row), Ingmar Bergman , Claude Chabrol and Paul Verhoeven were the only ones to win twice in this category.
Excellent films
Notes: In some years there was an ex-aequo result and thus two winners. Since 2004, second-placed films have also been announced by the LAFCA jury.
Second-place foreign language films
- ↑ In 2004 the film The Journey of Young Che from Argentina / USA by Walter Salles took second place
- ↑ In 2005, the film 2046 from the People's Republic of China by Wong Kar-Wai took second place
- ↑ In 2006 the film Volver - Returning from Spain by Pedro Almodóvar took second place
- ↑ In 2007 the film Butterfly and Diving Bell from France by Julian Schnabel took second place
- ↑ In 2008, the film took the class from France by Laurent Cantet second place
- ↑ In 2009 the film The White Ribbon - A German Children's Story from Germany by Michael Haneke took second place
- ↑ In 2010 the film Mother from South Korea by Bong Joon-ho took second place
- ↑ In 2011, the film Nader and Simin - A Separation from Iran by Asghar Farhadi took second place
- ↑ 2012 film took Hearat Shulayim from Israel by Joseph Cedar second place
- ↑ In 2013, the film La Grande Bellezza - The Great Beauty by the Italian director Paolo Sorrentino took second place
- ↑ In 2014 the film Winter Sleep by the Turkish director Nuri Bilge Ceylan took second place
- ↑ In 2015 the film The Tribe by the Ukrainian director Myroslaw Slaboschpyzkyj took second place
- ↑ In 2016, the film Toni Erdmann by German director Maren Ade took second place
- ↑ In 2019, the film Portrait of a Young Woman in Flames by the French director Celine Sciamma took second place