Saturn Award for Best International Film

The Saturn Award for Best International Film is one of the annual awards given by the American professional organization, the Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films. The Saturn Awards, which are the oldest film-specialized awards to reward science fiction, fantasy, and horror achievements (the Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation, awarded by the World Science Fiction Society who reward science fiction and fantasy in various media, is the oldest award for science fiction and fantasy films), included the Best International Film category (then named Best Foreign Film) for the first time for the 1980 film year. It was deactivated after 1982, and was revived for the 2006 film year.[1] It is given to a feature-length motion picture from outside the United States of America and/or films in foreign languages, including non-English American films.

Saturn Award for
Best International Film
Awarded forBest motion picture of the year in non-English language, or set or produced in a non-American country
CountryUnited States
Presented byAcademy of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror Films
First awarded1979
Currently held byBurning (2019)
Websitewww.saturnawards.org

Winners and nominees

1970s (Best Foreign Film)
Year Motion picture Country Language
1979
(7th)		 Dinner for Adele  Czechoslovakia Czech
Circle of Iron  United States English
Nosferatu the Vampyre  West Germany
 France		 English, German, Romanian
Patrick  Australia English
Starcrash  United States
 Italy		 English
Message from Space  Japan Japanese

1980s
Year Motion picture Country Language
1980
(8th)		 Scanners Canada English
The Castle of Cagliostro Japan Japanese
The Changeling Canada
United States		 English
Harlequin Australia English
Terror Train Canada
United States		 English
1981
(9th)		 Quest for Fire France
Canada
United States		 Invented language
Full Circle Canada
United Kingdom		 English
Roadgames Australia English
Time Bandits United Kingdom English
The Watcher in the Woods United States
United Kingdom		 English
1982
(10th)		 Mad Max 2 Australia English
The Chain Reaction Australia English
Class of 1984 Canada English
The House Where Evil Dwells United States
Japan		 English
The Last Horror Film United States English

2000s
Year Motion picture Country Language
2006
(33rd)		 Pan's Labyrinth Mexico Spanish
Apocalypto United States Spanish
Curse of the Golden Flower China Chinese
Fearless
The Host South Korea Korean
Letters from Iwo Jima United States Japanese
2007
(34th)		 Eastern Promises[2] Canada
United Kingdom		 English
Black Book Netherlands Dutch, German
Day Watch Russia Russian
Goya's Ghosts Spain
United States		 English
The Orphanage Spain
Mexico		 Spanish
Sleuth United Kingdom English
2008
(35th)		 Let the Right One In Sweden Swedish
The Bank Job United Kingdom English
The Forbidden Kingdom United States
China		 English
Chinese
In Bruges United Kingdom English
Slumdog Millionaire United Kingdom
India		 Hindi
English
Transsiberian United States English
2009
(36th)		 District 9[3] South Africa English
The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus United Kingdom
Canada
France		 English
Lorna's Silence Belgium French
Red Cliff China Mandarin
Taken France English
Thirst South Korea Korean

2010s
Year Motion picture Country Language
2010
(37th)		 Monsters United Kingdom English
Centurion United Kingdom English
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo Sweden Swedish
The Complete Metropolis Germany German
Mother South Korea Korean
Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale Finland Finnish
English
2011
(38th)		 The Skin I Live In Spain Spanish
Attack the Block United Kingdom English
Largo Winch France
Belgium		 French
Melancholia Denmark
France		 English
Point Blank France French
The Troll Hunter Norway Norwegian
2012
(39th)		 Headhunters[4] Norway Norwegian, Danish, Swedish, Russian, English
Anna Karenina United Kingdom English
Chicken with Plums France
Germany
Belgium		 French
The Fairy Belgium
France		 French
My Way South Korea Korean, Japanese, Russian, German, Chinese, English
Pusher United Kingdom English
2013
(40th)		 Big Bad Wolves Israel Hebrew
Blancanieves Spain No dialogue (Intertitles in Spanish)
A Hijacking Denmark Danish
How I Live Now United Kingdom English
Stoker United States
United Kingdom		 English
The World's End United Kingdom English
2014
(41st)		 The Theory of Everything United Kingdom English
Bird People France French, English
Calvary Ireland
United Kingdom		 English
Force Majeure Sweden
France
Norway		 Swedish, English, French, Norwegian
Mood Indigo France
Belgium		 French
The Railway Man United Kingdom
Australia		 English
2015
(42nd)		 Turbo Kid Canada
New Zealand		 English
Goodnight Mommy Austria German
The Hundred-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out of the Window and Disappeared Sweden Swedish
Labyrinth of Lies Germany German
Legend United Kingdom English
The Wave Norway Norwegian
2016
(43rd)		 The Handmaiden South Korea Korean
Elle France
Germany		 French
In Order of Disappearance Norway Norwegian
The Mermaid China
Hong Kong		 Chinese
Shin Godzilla Japan Japanese
Under the Shadow Qatar
Jordan
United Kingdom		 Persian
2017
(44th)		 Baahubali 2: The Conclusion India Telugu
Brimstone Netherlands
France
Germany
Sweden
United Kingdom		 English
The Lodgers Ireland English
The Man Who Invented Christmas Ireland
Canada		 English
The Square Sweden
Germany
France
Denmark		 Swedish, English, Danish
Wolf Warrior 2 China Chinese, English
2018
(45th)		 Burning[5] South Korea Korean
Aniara Sweden

Denmark

 Swedish, Danish
Border Sweden Swedish
Ghost Stories United Kingdom English
The Guilty Denmark Danish
Shadow China Chinese

Countries with most wins

Countries with most nominations (3 or more)

References
  1. "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2010-02-09. Retrieved 2009-10-14.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
  2. 2008 Saturn Awards Winners — /Film
  3. Avatar, Lost Rack Up Saturn Awards - E! Online
  4. Saturn Award winners: "The Avengers", "Breaking Bad" Jennifer Lawerence - Variety
  5. Marvel sweeps the 45th annual Saturn Awards with AVENGERS: ENDGAME taking six awards - The Beat
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