Golden Globes 2022 Non-English Language Film Submissions

Recently diagnosed with a terminal illness, forty-something hairdresser Suze Trappet (Virginie Efira) decides to track down the son she abandoned when she was fifteen years old. While she is attending an appointment at a government agency where she faces the typical hurdles of French bureaucracy, a depressed IT security expert attempts to shoot himself in the office next door, missing the mark, and injuring instead the government clerk Suze is so unsuccessfully trying to deal with.

A comic-book movie-style super-hero fantasy made in Italy, Freaks Out is Bel Paese's answer to the Marvel and DC Comics extravaganzas. Not coincidentally, it's the Italian film with the greatest number of VFX in the history of this country.

Silver Skates is a Russian epic romantic adventure film. The 20th.

Jai Bhim is a Tamil-language film about the caste divide in India and is inspired by a true incident that happened in 1993. It begins with the police checking the surnames of detainees to determine who should be released.

Once again, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association recognizes films from all countries and languages with the Best Non-English Language Motion Picture – and, this year, pictures created and exhibited overseas can also qualify for the Golden Globe of Best Motion Picture. The new title for this category is one of many changes that resulted from a second year of pandemic.

A baby lamb is born in the barn of an isolated farm in northern Iceland where Maria (Noomi Rapace) and Ingvar (Hilmir Snaer Guṑnason) mourn the loss of their daughter. Maria and Ingvar’s life revolves around raising a few dozen sheep and growing crops, mainly potatoes.

Zátopek is a film based on Alice Nelli’s screenplay, which tells the story of Emil Zátopek, the Czechoslovakian long-distance runner nicknamed the “Czech Locomotive,” winner of three gold medals at the 1952 Summer Olympics in Helsinki. It is directed by David Ondříček and stars Václav Neužil.