Promoting International Understanding — Every Winner and Nominee
Every film recognised in the Golden Globes Promoting International Understanding category in CineRoll's records: 44 films across 18 years, 18 of them winners.
The most recent winner is Lilies of the Field (1964); the earliest on record is The House I Live In (1946).
The last three winners were Lilies of the Field (1964), To Kill a Mockingbird (1963) and A Majority of One (1962).
The list is newest first. Each year shows the winner at the top, then the other nominees; a year with enough nominees links to its own page.
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1964
Lilies of the Field(1963)Winner
Captain Newman, M.D.(1963)
1963
Winner
The Best of Enemies(1961)
1962
Winner
Bridge to the Sun(1961)
Judgment at Nuremberg(1961)
1961
Winner
Conspiracy of Hearts(1960)
1960
Winner
Odds Against Tomorrow(1959)
Take a Giant Step(1959)
1959
Winner
Me and the Colonel(1958)
1958
Winner
1957
Battle Hymn(1957)Winner
Friendly Persuasion(1956)
1956
Winner
1955
Broken Lance(1954)Winner
1954
Little Boy Lost(1953)Winner
1953
Anything Can Happen(1952)Winner
Assignment: Paris(1952)
Ivanhoe(1952)
1952
Winner
1951
Broken Arrow(1950)Winner
The Big Lift(1950)
1950
The Hasty Heart(1949)Winner
Monsieur Vincent(1947)
1949
The Search(1948)Winner
1947
The Last Chance(1945)Winner
1946
The House I Live In(1945)Winner