[Heyworth]

The only attempt at art there, to my knowledge, was The Pianist, which wasn't a Hollywood film and should have been entered in the foreign picture category.

The foreign category is "Foreign Language Film." The Pianist (or, The Antidote to Schindler's List, as I like to call it), starred an American, and featured a cast largely made up of Americans and Brits. It was filmed in English. It was financed with American money.

[Revolting cat!]

The foreign category is "Foreign Language Film." The Pianist

Indeed. thanks for the correction. The Pianist, directed by a Polish speaking director, where at the end the main character comes out of city ruins wearing a German overcoat, shouting to the liberating Polish/Soviet soldiers: "Don't shoot! I'm Polish! I'm Polish!", which we are to understand: "Don't shoot, don't you see I'm speaking perfect American English, therefore I'm Polish!". You're right, the stink of American money is all over the film. (It is a great work, but...)

[Guenevere]

#114...and it was directed by a man who can't show his face in our courtry!......or he will be arrested.