Oscars: Taiwan Selects ‘A Foggy Tale’ for International Feature Race
“A Foggy Tale,” directed by Chen Yu-hsun, has been selected to represent Taiwan in the best international feature film category at the 99th Academy Awards, Taiwan’s Ministry of Culture has revealed. The film was chosen from seven domestic submissions by majority vote. The selecti
The selection of "A Foggy Tale" to represent Taiwan in the international feature film category at the 99th Academy Awards is a notable pick, especially given the competitive nature of the category. The film, directed by Chen Yu-hsun, beat out six other domestic submissions, indicating a strong preference among voters for its storytelling and cinematic qualities.
This move is significant for Taiwan's film industry, which has been steadily gaining recognition on the global stage. The country's selection committee, comprised of industry professionals, chose "A Foggy Tale" for its artistic merit and potential to resonate with international audiences. The film's success in this regard could help raise Taiwan's profile in the global film community and pave the way for future collaborations and recognition.
As the 99th Academy Awards approach, film enthusiasts and industry insiders will be keeping a close eye on "A Foggy Tale" and its chances in the international feature category. With a strong lineup of contenders from around the world, the competition is expected to be fierce. Other films to watch in this category include "The Red Turtle" from Japan, "The Woman Who Left" from the Philippines, and "The Salesman" from Iran, all of which have garnered critical acclaim and have a strong chance of advancing to the next round of voting.
Originally reported by variety.com. FilmNews adds analysis for culture, style & media readers.