'All Quiet on the Western Front' (Germany) Wins Best International Feature Film | 95th Oscars (2023)

Salma Hayek and Antonio Banderas present 'All Quiet on the Western Front' (Germany) with the Oscars for Best International Feature Film.

WINNER: All Quiet on the Western Front
Germany

The 95th Oscars was held LIVE on Sunday, March 12th at 8e/5p, and televised live on ABC and in more than 200 territories worldwide.

'All Quiet on the Western Front' (Germany) Wins Best International Feature Film | 95th Oscars (2023)

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[codyhiginbotham]

If an international film is also nominated for Best Picture, it’s almost 97% a given that they’ll win Best International Film

[ty]

The scene when the German saw the tanks for the first time and witnessed their friends & comrades burned by flamethrowers was beyond epic.

[kjame]

Truly deserved… one of the best films iv seen in years

[manuelbello]

Felix deserved a, Best Actor nomination. He’s pretty young and it would have been big for him, same for the kid from Close. Also it would have been great if Argentina 1985 won since it’s the only one not from Europe here

[richardlugali]

All Quiet shows us in a visceral way the nightmare of being in a war and also confronts us as humanity not to allow something like this to happen again.

A difficult gem to watch but one that stays with you long after you've finished watching it. There was no competition, this Oscar was sure to go to Germany.

[jonathanvelazquezph.d.]

What an incredible film! Very absorbing. It stays with you after the first viewing. Absolutely deserving of the Oscar 🏆

[noahmatsukihalbur]

Great film. I wanted Felix Kammerer to win something, but I wish him the best from now on.

[alexbarnard]

To me this is one of those moments where every nominee in this category deserved to win. They all moved me on a level I can’t even describe.

P.S. Albrecht Schucht should’ve been nominated for Supporting Actor

[vhuzkxc]

One of the best movies I’ve seen the cinematography is phenomenal great acting too what a masterpiece I’m glad I’m alive to see such a movie

[sherlock]

What a strong category! All Quiet on the Western Front is also nominated for Best Picture, so it almost undoubtedly won Best International Feature Film. Although this version is not as great as the classic 1930 version that won the Academy Award for Best Picture, it still stood out this year and this win is absolutely deserved.

[neutral]

1 All quiet on the western front
2 The quiet girl
3 Argentina 1985
4 Eo
5 Close

You could see the disappointment of Salma hayek, it seems that she wanted Argentina1985 to win. I don't know why she was disappointed, it was obvious that All quiet on the western front was going to win, there was no way he was going to lose.

[valeriamarrerodiaz]

I love how each and everyone of them say something different and inspiring

[adolfopena]

I love how Antonio Banderas uses his Puss in Boots voice when he says the nominees compared to how he was talking earlier.

[orchiddo]

It's the best if you want to know the both sides of a war. I was shocked to read this novel at fourteen.

[emiliobello]

Eden Dambrine deserved a Best Actor nomination for Close as well as Felix Kammerer for All Quiet On The Western Front and Catherine Clinch for The Quiet Girl since they're pretty young. Also Ricardo Darin for Argentina 1985 even though he's not young but acclaimed in the Spanish speaking world. And if Close won (which it should have) it would have been the first win for Belgium and Lucas Dhont would have been the youngest winner in Best International Feature. What a bad year for Francophone cinema

[shafffffff]

Honestly my fave is Argentina 1985 but the win is fine by me, deserved

[raycarr]

Very well deserved. Edward Berger should have been nominated for Best Director. The Bafta's got that one right!

[domfers]

Maybe I'm thinking wrong, but all the people who say "Movie X deserved this more or movie X should have been nominated rather than the German one".... Isn't it rather a wrong feeling from you? Because the German movie not only won Best International Film, but was the movie with the most wins on the night after Everything Everywhere All At Once. Maybe the German movie didn't win Best International Film so undeservedly...

[Neganfan]

Puss and Kitty presenting a well-deserved win and its become pretty obvious that if an international feature is also nominated best picture then the odds of it winning this award are pretty high.

[agenciammodel]

Este é merecido! Este é um dos melhores filmes sobre a guerra da história do cinema, em segundo vem o 1917.