Golden Eagle Award for Best Foreign Language Film

Columns: Year | International title | National title | Production country | Director ( s ) | Producer ( s )
2002 | Amélie | Le fabuleux destin dAmélie Poulain | France | Jean-Pierre Jeunet | Jean-Marc Deschamps , Claudie Ossard | 2002 | A Beautiful Mind | A Beautiful Mind | United States | Ron Howard | Ron Howard , Brian Grazer | 2002 | The Piano Teacher | La Pianiste | France | Michael Haneke | Michael Katz , Yvon Crenn | 2003 | The Pianist | Pianista | France | Roman Polanski | Roman Polanski , Robert Benmussa , Alain Sarde , Gene Gutowski | 2003 | Dogville | Dogville | United Kingdom | Lars von Trier | Vibeke Windeløv | 2003 | Good Bye , Lenin ! | Good Bye , Lenin ! | Germany | Wolfgang Becker | Stefan Arndt | 2004 | The Passion of the Christ | The Passion of the Christ | United States | Mel Gibson | Bruce Davey , Mel Gibson , Stephen McEveety , Enzo Sisti

Example questions:
What is the national title of the Golden Eagle Award for Best Foreign Language Film whose production country is a country consisting of 50 states ? | What is the national title of the Golden Eagle Award for Best Foreign Language Film whose production country is a unitary semi-presidential republic ? | What is the national title of the Golden Eagle Award for Best Foreign Language Film whose production country includes 16 constituent states ? | What is the national title of the Golden Eagle Award for Best Foreign Language Film whose production country is a unitary parliamentary democracy and constitutional monarchy ?

Answers:
A Beautiful Mind | Le fabuleux destin dAmélie Poulain | Good Bye , Lenin ! | Dogville