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2005-6 21 Grams 2002-3 A Clockwork Orange 2014-15 A Late Quartet 2018-19 A Man Called Ove 2010-11 A Prophet 2012-13 A Separation 2010-11 A Serious Man 2016-17 A Simple Life 2013-14 About Elly 2005-6 About Schmidt 2016-17 Adam’s Apples 2009-10 After the Wedding 2002-3 Amelie 2002-3 Amores Perros 2013-14 Amour 2010-11 An Education 2011-12 Angel-A 2015-16 Animal Kingdom 2011-12 Another Year 2016-17 Au Revoir les Enfants 2013-14 Beasts of the Southern Wild 2007-8 Belle de Jour 2004-5 Belleville Rendezvous 2014-15 Bernie 2002-3 Best in Show 2014-15 Bicycle Thieves 2006-7 Billy Liar 2019-20 Bingo: The King Of The Mornings 2012-13 Biutiful 2011-12 Blame It On Fidel 2006-7 Bombon el Perro 2017-18 Bread and Tulips 2010-11 Bright Star 2012-13 Bullet Boy 2014-15 Butterfly's Tongue 2006-7 Caché (Hidden) 2015-16 Calvary 2009-10 Caramel 2006-7 Central do Brasil (Central Station) 2020-21 Cold War 2019-20 Educating Rita 2018-19 El Bola 2018-19 Fire 2018-19 Frantz 2008-9 Ghosts 2004-5 Girl with a Pearl Earring 2004-5 Goodbye Lenin 2007-8 Goodnight and Good Luck 2015-16 Hannah Arendt 2008-9 Happy-Go-Lucky 2008-9 He Love Me, He Loves 2020-21 Her Love Boils Bathwater 2018-19 I Am Not A Witch 2017-18 I, Daniel Blake 2009-10 I‘ve Loved You So Long 2007-8 I’m Not Scared 2015-16 Ida 2003-4 Il Postino 2012-13 In a Better World 2009-10 In Bruges 2002-3 In the Bedroom 2019-20 In The Fade 2010-11 In the Valley of Elah 2012-13 Incendies 2016-17 Italian for Beginners 2008-9 Jindabyne 2020-21 JoJo Rabbit 2009-10 Juno 2006-7 Kandahar 2010-11 Katalin Varga 2016-17 L’Enfant 2009-10 L’Heure d’Eté 2004-5 L’Homme du Train 2018-19 Land Of Mine 2006-7 Lantana 2008-9 Last King of Scotland 2002-3 Last Orders 2015-16 Le Havre 2019-20 Leave No Trace 2003-4 Leon (The Professional) 2009-10 Les Quatre Cents Coups (Four Hundred Blows) 2015-16 Leviathan 2002-3 Life is Beautiful (La Vita e Bella) 2006-7 Live and Become 2016-17 Locke 2010-11 Lourdes 2011-12 Lust, Caution 2013-14 Madamoiselle Chambon 2004-5 Malena 2009-10 Man on Wire 2013-14 Martha Marcy May Marlene 2012-13 Mary & Max 2002-3 Memento 2014-15 Metro Manila 2013-14 Monsieur Lazhar 2002-3 Monsoon Wedding 2005-6 Motorcycle Diaries 2017-18 Mustang 2007-8 My Architect 2019-20 My Feral Heart 2018-19 My Life As A Dog 2014-15 Nebraska 2005-6 Nine Queens 2017-18 Nocturnal Animals 2006-7 O Brother Where Art Thou? 2011-12 Of Gods And Men 2009-10 Of Time and the City 2015-16 Omar 2003-4 On the Waterfront 2008-9 Once 2008-9 Pan’s Labyrinth 2020-21 Parasite 2003-4 Pauline et Paulette 2008-9 Persepolis 2016-17 Phoenix 2012-13 Poetry 2015-16 Pride 2006-7 Raise the Red Lantern 2010-11 Red Road 2018-19 Run Lola Run 2015-16 Rust and Bone 2010-11 Samson & Delilah 2003-4 Sexy Beast 2019-20 Shoplifters 2013-14 Sightseers 2018-19 Sing Street 2011-12 Skeletons 2017-18 Skylab 2018-19 Son Of Saul 2008-9 Sophie Scholl: the Last Days 2005-6 Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter ... and Spring 2010-11 Still Walking 2019-20 Summer 1993 2008-9 Sunset Boulevard 2017-18 Sweet Bean 2017-18 T2 Trainspotting 2006-7 Talk To Her 2017-18 Tangerines 2018-19 Tanna 2016-17 The Artist and the Model 2011-12 The Ballroom 2006-7 The Beat That My Heart Skipped 2005-6 The Buena Vista Soci 2003-4 The Closet 2016-17 The Cuckoo 2010-11 The Damned United 2011-12 The Disappearance Of Alice Creed 2007-8 The Dish 2019-20 The Divine Order 2008-9 The Diving Bell and 2013-14 The Edge of Heaven 2012-13 The First Day of the Rest of Your Life 2003-4 The Girl from Paris 2012-13 The Guard 2014-15 The Hedgehog 2013-14 The Hunt 2012-13 The Last Picture Show 2019-20 The Lesson 2018-19 The Levelling 2017-18 The Lives of Others 2014-15 The Lunchbox 2011-12 The Maid 2002-3 The Man Who Wasn’t There 2005-6 The Merchant of Venice 2005-6 The Mother 2005-6 The Officers’ Ward 2009-10 The Orphanage 2015-16 The Patience Stone 2003-4 The Pianist 2003-4 The Quiet American 2004-5 The Red Violin 2009-10 The Return 2018-19 The Salesman 2012-13 The Salt of Life 2019-20 The Second Mother 2011-12 The Secrets In Their Eyes 2009-10 The Serpent 2010-11 The Servant 2007-8 The Spanish Prisoner 2015-16 The Spirit of the Beehive 2007-8 The Squid and the Whale 2006-7 The Third Man 2007-8 The Three Burials of Mesquiades Estrada 2014-15 The Wall 2013-14 The Wave 2019-20 The Well Digger's Daughter 2010-11 The White Ribbon 2015-16 The Wind Rises 2016-17 Theeb 2008-9 Three Colours (Red) 2007-8 Three Colours (White) 2005-6 Three Colours: Blue 2016-17 Timbukto 2004-5 Touching the Void 2007-8 Tsotsi 2009-10 Two Days in Paris 2012-13 Tyrannosaur 2008-9 Unforgiven 2007-8 United 93 2013-14 Untouchable 2019-20 Vice 2014-15 Volver 2014-15 Wadjda 2011-12 Waltz With Bashir 2016-17 Water 2004-5 Whale Rider 2013-14 When Pigs Have Wing 2016-17 Whiplash 2007-8 Wild Strawberries.
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