According to  Center Cinema Press  , the ceremony to introduce the best foreign language film in the International Section of the Lifetime Academy of Legends concluded today with the introduction of the winners of various sections

 Referring to the seven films nominated in the international section,  Sajjad Asghari, the founder and chairman of the jury, said: “This time, we tried to introduce the candidates with a special look, paying special attention to Asian cinema in each section. I would like to express my gratitude to the members of the council and the honorable secretary of the eighth round of the ceremony, Ms. Pouran Derakhshandeh  (a prominent director of Iranian cinema), Mr.  Sergey Anashgin  (cinema critic and member of the Federation of Russian Film Critics), Mr.  Murat Yavan  (producer and international distributor of Turkish cinema), and Mr.  Asef Rustamov  (filmmaker and member of the European Filmmakers Association)

Next, the head of the jury,  Sajjad Asghari  , introduced the best foreign language film in each section
in the feature film section, out of seven candidates:
۱٫ I’m Still Here directed by Walter Salles from Brazil
۲٫ Soju directed by Astrid Rondero and Fernanda Valades from Mexico
۳٫ Emilia Perez directed by Jacques Audiard from France
۴٫ Girl with a Needle directed by Magnus van Horn from Denmark
۵٫ Cloud directed by Kiyoshi Kurosawa from Japan
۶٫ ۱۲٫۱۲: That Day directed by Kim Seong-soo from South Korea
۷٫ The Missing Ladies directed by Kiran Rao from India
The film “Emilia Perez” directed by Jacques Audiard from France  was introduced as the best foreign language film

He said: In the documentary section, out of three candidates
۱٫ “Trains” directed by Maciej Drikas from Poland
۲٫ “The Sinking of Lisbon” directed by Fang Li from China
۳٫ “Gingerbread for My Father” directed by Alina Mustafina from Kazakhstan
the film “The Sinking of Lisbon” directed by Fang Li from China  was introduced as the best foreign language film

Asghari added: Also in the short film section, out of three candidates:
۱٫ “Accident” directed by Bill Morrison from America
۲٫ “Sour Candy” directed by Nishi Dugar from India
۳٫ “Dawn” directed by Ana Yarges from Spain,
the film “Sour Candy” directed by Nishi Dugar from India  was introduced as the best foreign language film

In the end,  Sajjad Asghari,  cinema director at the New Wave Hall of Afsaneh Zendegi Media, said: “I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the executive secretary of the ceremony, Ms.  Shaida Hemmati  , who helped us in the planning and coordination with the members of the selection committee and the advisory committee in the international section of the selection of works, and also to Mr.  Amirkhanzadeh,  the public relations manager of the international section of the ceremony, and to other dear people who were with us this time

The films from the previous seven editions of the International Section for Best Foreign Language Film are as follows:

Best Foreign Language Film, First Round:   Nightingale by  Jennifer  Kent  , Australia

Best Foreign Language Film, Round 2:  Parasite  by  Bong Joon-ho,  South Korea

Best Foreign Language Film, Round 3:  Never, Rarely, Sometimes, Always  by  Eliza Hittman,  a co-production between the US and the UK

Best Foreign Language Film, Round 4:  Dear Comrades  , by  Andrei Konchalevsky,  produced in Russia

Best Foreign Language Film, Round 5:  Drive My Car,  a work by  Ryosuke Hamaguchi  from Japan

Best Foreign Language Film, Round 6:  All Quiet on the Western Front,  directed by  Eduard Berger  from Germany

Best Foreign Language Film, Round 7:  Kari ‘s Favorite Place  by  Jonathan Glazer  from the Uk