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    As of this article's publication only five countries have announced their official Oscar entries for the 88th Academy Awards: Hungary ("Son of Saul"), Romania ("Aferim!"), Bosnia & Herzegovina ("Our Everyday Life"), Luxembourg ("Baby(A)lone"), and Kazakhstan ("Stranger"). Taking into account last year's record number of submissions, 83 in total, there are certainly a lot more coming in the next few weeks. Several national film organization have already narrowed the field down to a shortlist of films that qualify to be considered, other countries skip the shortlist and simply announce their participant title without revealing what was being considered.

    Trying to predict what a particular nation will enter is a tall order because of the numerous factors that weight in, especially when dealing with countries with a large film industry. In other cases, however, there are usually just a couple standouts that meet the standards to be submitted. Whatever the case, even with the most obvious choices there could be surprises such as Indian choosing not to submitting "The Lunchbox" or Chile choosing another film over Silva's "The Maid."

    While there is no sure-fie formula to predict what films will be competing for the Best Foreign Language Film Academy Award, by looking at festivals, release dates, national awards, previous submissions, and with a hefty dose of educated speculation, I've put together a list of 35 titles that, at this point, seem like excellent choices.

    Update 08/28: Several countries have announced their official submissions: Croatia ("The High Sun"), Germany ("Labyrinth of Lies"), Guatemala ("Ixcanul"), Switzerland ("Iraqi Odyssey"), and Palestine ("The Wanted 18").

    Argentina

    "The Clan" (El Clan)

    Dir. Pablo Trapero

    Isa: Film Factory Entertainment

    U.S. Distribution: None Yet

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    Year Group Category Category Result 2012 2012 Metro Manila Film FestivalBest ActressNora AunorWon Best DirectorBrillante MendozaWon Best Original StoryHenry Burgos Won Best CinematographyOdyssey Flores Won Gatpuno Antonio J. Villegas Cultural AwardsWon Most Gender Sensitive FilmWon Female Star of the NightNora AunorWon BALATCA (Batangas Laguna Teachers Association for Culture and the Arts) Pambansang Dangal ng Sining sa Pagganap Nora Aunor Won 2013 61st FAMAS AwardsPresidential Award for Cinematic Excellence Nora Aunor Won 36th Gawad Urian AwardsBest Actress Nora AunorWon Best Production Design Dante Mendoza Won Best Film Nominated Director Brillante MendozaNominated Best Actor Bembol RocoNominated Best Screenplay Henry BurgosNominated Best Editing Kats Seraon Nominated Best Cinematography Odessey Flores Nominated Best Music Teresa Barrozo Nominated 15th Gawad Pasado (Pampelikulang Samahan ng mga Dalubguro) Pinakapasadong Pelikula Won Pinakapasadong Direktor Brillante MendozaWon Pinakapasadong Aktres Nora AunorWon Pinakapasadong Aktor Bembol RocoWon Pinakapasadong Katuwang Aktres Lovi PoeWon Pinakapasadong Istorya Henry Burgos Won Pinakapasadong Pelikula sa Paggamit ng Wika Won Pinakapasadong Sinematograpiya Odessey Flores Nominated Pinakapasadong Editing Kats Seraon Nominated Pinakapasadong Dulang Pampelikula Henry Burgos Nominated Pinakapasadong Disenyong Pamproduksyon Dante Mendoza Nominated Pinakapasadong Paglalapat ng Tunog Albert Michael Idioma at Addiss Tabong Nominated Pinakapasadong Musika Teresa Barrazo Nominated Young Critics CircleBest Performance by Male or Female, Adult or Child, Individual or Ensemble in L

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    2015 GAWAD SINING AWARDS AT CCP

    THE Gawad CCP Para sa Sining will award eleven individuals and two organizations for their outstanding achievements and contributions to Philippine arts and culture on September 17, 2015, 3:00pm at the Cultural Center of the Philippines’ Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo (Main Theater). The event is open to the public.

    The Gawad CCP Para sa Sining is the highest award given by the CCP. The award will be conferred on Denisa Reyes for Dance; Fides Cuyugan Asensio for Music; Antonio Mabesa for Theater; Roberto Chabet for Visual Arts; Ricardo Lee for Literature; Nora Villamayor a.k.a. Nora Aunor for Film and Broadcast Arts; Paulo Alcazaren for Architecture; Ben Farrales for Design; Leoncio Deriada, Talaandig School of Living Traditions, Armida Siguion-Reyna, and Basilio Esteban Villaruz. The Missionary Society of St. Columban will receive the Tanging Parangal.

    Denisa Reyes holds an impressive line of choreographic works that won critical recognition in the international dance scene. Her works focus on Philippine and Asian Contemporary dance and the possibilities of presenting current local issues through dance expressions.

    Fides Cuyugan Asensio is an icon in the development of opera and musical theater in the Philippines. She has also realized her nurtured gifts to conceptualize and stage the art and craft of theater in the country. She continues to promote young classical singers through the Music Theater Foundation of the Philippines, the non-profit organization she has established.

    Antonio Mabesa is a theater artist and mentor who has involved himself in nearly every field of theater arts. While he is known as one of the country’s premier directors, directing over 130 stage productions, he is also an actor who has worked with the top theater companies and film directors.

    Roberto Chabet, the first curator of the Cultural Center of the Philippines, is credited with having introduced

    Thy Womb

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    Version: Original version with English subtitles

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    Shaleha Sarail hails from a seaweed-rich community in the southernmost province of the Philippines. She has had three miscarriages. Her youth and fecundity gone, she agonizes that she will never bear a child. And she knows that the ultimate desire of her husband Bangas-An is to be a father. So she resolves to find a second wife to bear her husband a child. For days on end, she and Bangas-An scour the islands in search of the right fertile woman. But instead of finding her, it is they who are found by Mersila. Shaleha too is beguiled by the girl’s charm, only to discover that part of the dowry is that Bangas-An will leave her as soon as Mersila gives birth to his son. The film examines the opposing natures of two women (Shaleha’s sterility vs. Mersila’s fertility) to reflect the prevailing local conditions: rich in natural beauty and resources but mired in economic and sociopolitical crises.

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    Director: Brillante Mendoza
    Cast: Nora Aunor, Bembol Roco, Lovi Poe, Mercedes Cabral, Glenda Kennedy
    Director of Photography: Odyssey Flores
    Film Editor: Kats Serraon
    Production Designer: Dante Mendoza
    Sound: Albert Michael Idioma
    Production Company: Centerstage Production
    Co-Producer: Jaime Santiago
    World Sales: Center Stage Productions

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