BUNOHAN CALON AWAL KE OSCAR / 85th ACADEMY AWARDS 2012

Wow! ini yang dapat aku gambarkan bila dapat tahu Malaysia telah menghantar filem Bunohan ke oscar!
Ini kali kedua selepas filem Puteri Gunung Ledang pada 77th Academy Awards.

Berikut adalah list 71 negara yang menghantar untuk percalonan awal bagi The Foreign Language Film category,  85th Academy Awards 2012:

1.       Afghanistan, “The Patience Stone,” Atiq Rahimi, director;

2.       Albania, “Pharmakon,” Joni Shanaj, director;

3.       Algeria, “Zabana!” Said Ould Khelifa, director;

4.       Argentina, “Clandestine Childhood,” Benjamín Ávila, director;

5.       Armenia, “If Only Everyone,” Natalia Belyauskene, director;

6.       Australia, “Lore,” Cate Shortland, director;

7.       Austria, “Amour,” Michael Haneke, director;

8.       Azerbaijan, “Buta,” Ilgar Najaf, director;

9.       Bangladesh, “Pleasure Boy Komola,” Humayun Ahmed, director;

10.    Belgium, “Our Children,” Joachim Lafosse, director;

11.    Bosnia and Herzegovina, “Children of Sarajevo,” Aida Begic, director;

12.    Brazil, “The Clown,” Selton Mello, director;

13.    Bulgaria, “Sneakers,” Valeri Yordanov and Ivan Vladimirov, directors;

14.    Cambodia, “Lost Loves,” Chhay Bora, director;

15.    Canada, “War Witch,” Kim Nguyen, director;

16.    Chile, “No,” Pablo Larraín, director;

17.    China, “Caught in the Web,” Chen Kaige, director;

18.    Colombia, “The Snitch Cartel,” Carlos Moreno, director;

19.    Croatia, “Vegetarian Cannibal,” Branko Schmidt, director;

20.    Czech Republic, “In the Shadow,” David Ondrícek, director;

21.    Denmark, “A Royal Affair,” Nikolaj Arcel, director;

22.    Dominican Republic, “Jaque Mate,” José María Cabral, director;

23.    Estonia, “Mushrooming,” Toomas Hussar, director;

24.    Finland, “Purge,” Antti J. Jokinen, director;

25.    France, “The Intouchables,” Olivier Nakache and Eric Toledano, directors;

26.    Georgia, “Keep Smiling,” Rusudan Chkonia, director;

27.    Germany, “Barbara,” Christian Petzold, director;

28.    Greece, “Unfair World,” Filippos Tsitos, director;

29.    Greenland, “Inuk,” Mike Magidson, director;

30.    Hong Kong, “Life without Principle,” Johnnie To, director;

31.    Hungary, “Just the Wind,” Bence Fliegauf, director;

32.    Iceland, “The Deep,” Baltasar Kormákur, director;

33.    India, “Barfi!” Anurag Basu, director; 

34.    Indonesia, “The Dancer,” Ifa Isfansyah, director;

35.    Israel, “Fill the Void,” Rama Burshtein, director;

36.    Italy, “Caesar Must Die,” Paolo Taviani and Vittorio Taviani, directors;

37.    Japan, “Our Homeland,” Yang Yonghi, director;

38.    Kazakhstan, “Myn Bala: Warriors of the Steppe,” Akan Satayev, director;

39.    Kenya, “Nairobi Half Life,” David ‘Tosh’ Gitonga, director;

40.    Kyrgyzstan, “The Empty Home,” Nurbek Egen, director;

41.    Latvia, “Gulf Stream under the Iceberg,” Yevgeny Pashkevich, director;

42.    Lithuania, “Ramin,” Audrius Stonys, director;

43.    Macedonia, “The Third Half,” Darko Mitrevski, director;

44.    Malaysia, “Bunohan,” Dain Iskandar Said, director;

45.    Mexico, “After Lucia,” Michel Franco, director;

46.    Morocco, “Death for Sale,” Faouzi Bensaïdi, director;

47.    Netherlands, “Kauwboy,” Boudewijn Koole, director;

48.    Norway, “Kon-Tiki,” Joachim Rønning and Espen Sandberg, directors;

49.    Palestine, “When I Saw You,” Annemarie Jacir, director;

50.    Peru, “The Bad Intentions,” Rosario García-Montero, director;

51.    Philippines, “Bwakaw,” Jun Robles Lana, director;

52.    Poland, “80 Million,” Waldemar Krzystek, director;

53.    Portugal, “Blood of My Blood,” João Canijo, director;

54.    Romania, “Beyond the Hills,” Cristian Mungiu, director;

55.    Russia, “White Tiger,” Karen Shakhnazarov, director;

56.    Serbia, “When Day Breaks,” Goran Paskaljevic, director;

57.    Singapore, “Already Famous,” Michelle Chong, director;

58.    Slovak Republic, “Made in Ash,” Iveta Grófová, director;

59.    Slovenia, “A Trip,” Nejc Gazvoda, director;

60.    South Africa, “Little One,” Darrell James Roodt, director;

61.    South Korea, “Pieta,” Kim Ki-duk, director;

62.    Spain, “Blancanieves,” Pablo Berger, director;

63.    Sweden, “The Hypnotist,” Lasse Hallström, director;

64.    Switzerland, “Sister,” Ursula Meier, director;

65.    Taiwan, “Touch of the Light,” Chang Jung-Chi, director;

66.    Thailand, “Headshot,” Pen-ek Ratanaruang, director;

67.    Turkey, “Where the Fire Burns,” Ismail Gunes, director;

68.    Ukraine, “The Firecrosser,” Mykhailo Illienko, director;

69.    Uruguay, “The Delay,” Rodrigo Plá, director;

70.    Venezuela, “Rock, Paper, Scissors,” Hernán Jabes, director;

71.    Vietnam, “The Scent of Burning Grass,” Nguyen Huu Muoi, director.

* yess BARFI dr India pon ada..aku kan fanatik Bollywood! tapi filem ni memang best ok! lari dari tipikal bollywood film...kisah ranbir kaporr & my love priyanka chopra ( watak sebagai orang kurang upaya OKU)...pastu dah cipta sejarah filem box office melepasi 100 core kat india...

yippieeeeeee

Kenapa Bunohan?

Seriously aku bukan jenis suka filem malaysia ( dan nak tengok kat cinema jauhhhhh sekali!!) sebab jiwa aku lebih kepada filem Bollywood, scfi& action Hollywood. tapi untuk filem bunohan aku sanggup berkorban beli tiket tengok kat GSC!.

sebab orang kata filem ini lain drpd yg lain!. aku pun apa lgi arr kiranya aku 'paksa' diri ler tgk juga..lagipun ada tengku azura hehehe..

lastly....Ya!! Filem ini TERBAIK!! walaupun kureng faham bahasa kelantan tapi overall 4.5 stars!!

Bunohan / Return to Murder nie pulak dah menang awards kat  NETPAC Taipei Golden Horse Film Festival, Taiwan 2011 siap dpt komen cmni "for the upmost creative and unique way of using cinematic language and addressing many issues of contemporary Asia"

& join beberapa film festival :

Seattle International Film Festival 2012

The Toronto International Film Festival 2012