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Category Title Director Country A B C D 1 Category Title Director Country 2 3 Feature 21 Grams (DVD) Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu US 4 Feature 1492: Conquest of Paradise Ridley Scott US 5 Feature A Hora da Estela Suzana Amaral Brazil 6 Feature A Volar Joven Miguel M. Delgado Mexico 7 Documentary A Man, A Plan, A Canal, PANAMA (DVD) Carl Charlson Panama 8 Feature Abandonadas, Las Emilio "Indio" Fernandez Mexico 9 Feature Abril Desaparecido Walter Salles Brazil 10 Feature Adios Sui Géneris Bebe Kamín/Leopoldo Torre Nilson Argentina 11 Feature Aguila o sol Arcady Boytler Mexico 12 Documentary Africans in American: Part I; 1750-1805 (Revolution) W. Noland Walker US 13 Documentary Africans in American: Part 2; 1791-1831(Brotherly Love) W. Noland Walker US 14 Documentary Africans in American: Part 3; 1831-1865 (Judgment Day) W. Noland Walker US 15 Feature Aguirre-Wrath of God Werner Herzog Andean 16 Documentary Alma de México, El 4-6 Héctor Tajonar Mexico 17 Feature All About My Mother Pedro Almódovar Spain 18 Feature/Comedy Alamo, The John Wayne US 19 Feature Alsino and the Condor Miguel Littin Nicaragua 20 Documentary Amalia Hernández: El espectáculo de la danza Alvaro Vázquez Mexico 21 Documentary Amazon: The Invisible People Dean Jeffreys/Micheal Balsan US 22 Documentary Americas, The #1: “The Garden of Forking Paths” PBS/WGBH US 23 Documentary Americas, The #2: “Capital Sins” PBS/WGBH US 24 Documentary Americas, The #3: “Continent on the Move” PBS/WGBH US 25 Documentary Americas, The #4: “Mirrors of the Heart” PBS/WGBH US 26 Documentary Americas, The #5: “In Women’s Hands” PBS/WGBH US 27 Documentary Americas, The #6: “Miracles are not Enough” PBS/WGBH US 28 Documentary Americas, The #7: “Builders of Images” PBS/WGBH US 29 Documentary Americas, The #8: “Get Up, Stand Up” PBS/WGBH US 30 Documentary Americas, The #9: “Fire in the Mind” PBS/WGBH US 31 Documentary Americas, The #10: PBS/WGBH US 32 Feature Amores perros Alejandro González Inárritu Mexico 33 Feature/Comedy Anaconda Luis Llosa Brazil 34 Comedy Analfabeto, El (DVD) Mario Moreno (Cantiflas) Mexico 35 Documentary Ancient Peru: Incas and Before NBC US 36 Feature And Starring Pancho Villa As Himself (DVD) Bruce Beresford US 37 Feature Angel de Fuego (DVD) Dana Rotberg Mexico 38 Feature Antes Que Anochezca Julian Schnabel US/Cuba 39 Feature Antonio de la muertes Glauber Rocha Brazil 40 Feature Apando, El Felipe Cazals Mexico 41 Feature Apartment Zero Martin Donovan Argentina 42 Documentary Arqueología y Literatura: Templo Mayor José Ramón Mexico 43 Feature Assassination Tango Robert Duvall Argentina 44 Feature Asi es mi tierra Arcady Boytler Mexico 45 Comedy Attack of the Mayan Mummy Jerry Warren US 46 Documentary Aztecs, The: Ancient Civilizations US 47 Feature Azucar Amarga Leon Ichaso Cuba 48 Feature/Comedy Bajo California: El Límite del Tiempo Carlos Bolado Mexico 49 Feature Ballad of Gregorio Cortez, The Robert Young US 50 Music/Feature Bamba, La - “La vida de Richie Valens” Luis Valdez US 51 Comedy Bananas Woody Allen US 52 Documentary Bananas Is My Business Helena Solberg Brazil/US 53 Feature Barrio Wars Paul Wynne US 54 Documentary Battle of Chile Patricio Guzman Chile 55 Documentary Bay of Pigs, The PBS US/Cuba 56 Documentary Becoming Bilingual (Part 1) PBS US 57 Documentary Becoming Bilingual (Part 2) PBS US 58 Feature Before Night Falls (DVD) Julian Schnabel US/Cuba 59 Feature Behind the Sun Walter Salles Brazil 60 Documentary Beso a Esta Tierra, Un Daniel Goldberg Mexico 61 Feature Bestia Debe Morir, La (PAL) Román Viñoly Barreto Argentina 62 Feature Black Orpheus (DVD) Marcel Camus Brazil 63 Comedy Blame It On Rio(DVD) Stanley Donen Brazil 64 Feature Blow (DVD) Ted Demme Borderlands 65 Music Bob Marley Story, The: Caribbean Nights Jo Mendel Jamaica 66 Feature Boca del Lobo, Ls Francisco Lombardi Peru 67 Feature Border, The Tony Richardson Borderlands 68 Feature Border Wars (DVD) Cesar Alejandro Borderlands 69 Feature Borderline William Seiter US 70 Documentary Borges: Profine of a Writer (Vol. 7) David Wheatley Argentina 71 Comedy Born in East L.A. Cheech Marin US 72 Feature Bossa Nova Bruno Barreto US/Brazil 73 Feature Bound by Honor Taylor Hackford US 74 Feature/Comedy Boxeador, El Fernando A. Rivero Mexico 75 Feature Brain Drain Fernando Musa Argentina 76 Feature Bravo (DVD) Lorena David US 77 Feature Bread and Roses Ken Loach US 78 Feature Break of Dawn Isaac Artenstein Mexico 79 Feature Brigadista, El Octavio Cortázar Cuba 80 Documentary Bronze Screen, The HBO US 81 Feature Bruto, El Luis Buñuel Mexico 82 Feature Bugambilia Emilio "Indio" Fernandez Mexico 83 Music Buena Vista Social Club Wim Wenders US/Cuba 84 Music Buenos Aires Rock (PAL) H.Olivera/F. Ayala y L. Repetto Argentina 85 Documentary Burden of Dreams Les Blank Peru 86 Documentary Buried Mirror, The II, Conflict of the Gods Christopher Ralling US 87 Documentary Buried Mirror, The III, The: The Age of Gold Peter Newtington US 88 Documentary Buried Mirror, The IV, The Price of Freedom Christopher Ralling US 89 Documentary Buried Mirror, The V, Unfinished Business Michael Gill US 90 Feature Burn! Gillo Pontecorvo Italy/Caribbean 91 Feature Bye Bye Brazil Carlos Diegues Brazil 92 Feature Cabeza de Vaca Nicolás Echevarría Spain 93 Music Cachao Andy Garcia US/Cuba 94 Feature Cadena Perpetua Arturo Ripstein Mexico 95 Music Caetano prenda minha (DVD) Monique Gardenberg Brazil 96 Feature Canoa (DVD) Felipe Cazals Mexico 97 Feature Carandiru (DVD) Hector Babenco Brazil 98 Music Celia Cruz and Friends: A Night of Salsa Jay Whitsett US/Cuba 99 Music Calle 54 Fernando Trueba US 100 Feature Callejón de los Milagros, El Jorge Fons Mexico 101 Feature Camelia Roberto Gavaldón Mexico 102 Feature Camila Maria-Luisa Bemberg Argentina 103 Comedy Cantinflas – A Volar Joven Miguel M. Delgado Mexico 104 Comedy Cantinflas -- Aguila o sol Arcady Boytler Mexico 105 Comedy Cantinflas -- Asi es mi tierra Arcady Boytler Mexico 106 Comedy Cantinflas -- El boxeador Fernando Rivero Mexico 107 Comedy Cantinflas – El Señor Fotografo Miguel M. Delgado Mexico 108 Comedy Cantinflas -- El signo de la muerto Chano Urueta Mexico 109 Documentary Caribbean Eye Part I Banyan Productions Trinidad/Tobago 110 Documentary Caribbean Eye Part II Banyan Productions Trinidad/Tobago 111 Documentary Caribbean Eye Part III Banyan Productions Trinidad/Tobago 112 Documentary Caribbean Eye Part IV Banyan Productions Trinidad/Tobago 113 Feature Carla’s Song Ken Loach Nicaragua 114 Feature Carlito’s Way Brian De Palma US A B C D 115 Feature Cartas del Parque Tomás Gutiérrez Alea Cuba 116 Feature Casa del los Babys(DVD) John Sayles US 117 Feature Casa del Terror, La Gilberto Martínez Solares Mexico 118 Feature Castillo de la Pureza, El Arturo Ripstein Mexico 119 Music Celia Cruz: An Extraordinary Woman… Azucar! Maria E. Zenoz US 120 Feature Central Station Walter Salles Brazil 121 Feature Chasing Papi (DVD) Linda Mendoza US 122 Documentary Che Guevara: Cinco Documentales Sobre El (PAL) Sergio Giral, Pedro Chaskel, Santiago Alvarez,Cuba Bernabé Hernández 123 Feature Chien Andalou, Un /Land Without Bread Luis Buñuel Mexico 124 Documentary Chile, La Memoria Obstinada (PAL) Patricio Guzmán Chile 125 Feature Christopher Columbus (Historical) Alberto Lattuada Spain 126 Music Chulas Fronteras (DVD) Les Blank US 127 Feature Ciénaga, La Lucrecia Martel Argentina 128 Feature/Comedy Cilantro y Perejil Rafael Montero Mexico 129 Documentary Cities of Ancient Mexico C/Producciones Mexico 130 Feature City of God (DVD) Fernando Meirelles Brazil 131 Feature Ciudad y Los Perros, La Francisco J. Lombardi Peru 132 Documentary Civilizations of Mexico, The Films for the Humanities US 133 Feature Clear and Present Danger Philip Noyce US 134 Feature Cobra Verde Werner Herzog Brazil 135 Documentary Coffee: A Sackful of Power Alexandre Valenti US 136 Documentary Columbus (parts I and II) (2 Video Collection) US 137 Documentary Columbus – Gold, God and Glory US 138 Documentary Columbus and the Age of Discovery Part 1-2 PBS US 139 Documentary Columbus Didn't Discover Us Robbie Leppzer Ecuador 140 Documentary Conquest of Mexico, The Mexico 141 Documentary Conquest of Mexico and Peru 142 Documentary Conquistadors David Wallace 143 Feature Como Agua Para Chocolate Alfonso Arau Mexico/Borderlands 144 Feature Coronel No Tiene Quien Le Escriba, El Arturo Ripstein Mexico 145 Music Compay Segundo (DVD) World Music Portraits Cuba 146 Feature Corredores De Drogas Allan Kuskowski Mexico 147 Documentary Cortazar Tristán Bauer Argentina 148 Documentary Cover-up: Behind the Iran-Contra Affair Barbara Trent US 149 Feature Crepusculo Julio Bracho Mexico 150 Feature Crimen del Padre Amaro, El (DVD) Carlos Carrera Mexico 151 Feature Criminal Life of Archibaldo de la Cruz, The Luis Buñuel Mexico 152 Feature Cronica de un Niño Solo (Chronicle of a Boy Alone) Leonardo Favio Argentina 153 Feature Cronos Guillermo Del Torro Mexico 154 Feature Cuando Viajan Las Estrellas Tito Gout Mexico 155 Feature Cuatro Días en Septiembre Bruno Barreto Brazil 156 Feature Cuba Richard Lester Cuba 157 Documentary Cuba: Those Left Behind Nightline Cuba 158 Feature Cucharacha, La Jack Perez US 159 Feature Cuesta Abajo Louis Gasnier Argentina 160 Feature Dance With Me Randa Hanes US 161 Feature Dancer Upstairs, The (DVD) John Malkovich Peru 162 Feature Danzón Maria Novaro Mexico 163 Documentary Darkness into Light: Guadalupe, Mother of All Mexico Patricia Lacy Collins and Robert S. CozensMexico 164 Comedy Day Without A Mexican, A (DVD) Sergio Arau US 165 Feature De Eso No Se Habla Maria Luisa Bemberg Argentina 166 Feature De Jazmín en Flor y Otras
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