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The 50 films recommended for a nomination for the European Film Awards (EFAs) have been unveiled.

The European Film Academy and EFA Productions revealed the titles at a press conference in Riga, Latvia where this year’s 27th EFAs will take place on Dec 13.

A total of 31 European countries are represented. In the 20 countries with the most EFA members, these members have voted one national film directly into the selection list.

To complete the list, a selection committee consisting of EFA Board Members and invited experts have included further films. Those experts include Screen International chief film critic and reviews editor Mark Adams (UK), Marit Kapla (Sweden), Stefan Kitanov (Bulgaria), Paz Lázaro (Spain), Christophe Leparc (France) and Elma Tataragic (Bosnia & Herzegovina).

In the coming weeks, more than 3,000 members of the European Film Academy will vote for the nominations in the categories European Film, Director, Actor, Actress and Screenwriter.

The nominations will be announced on Nov 8 at the Seville European Film Festival in Spain.

A seven-member jury will decide on the awards recipients in the categories European Cinematographer, Editor, Production Designer, Costume Designer, Composer and Sound Designer.

EFA SELECTION 2014

Alienation (Bulgaria)
dir. Milko Lazarov

Amour Fou (Austria/Luxembourg/Germany)
dir. Jessica Hausner

Beautiful Youth (Spain/France)
dir. Jaime Rosales

Bird People (France)
dir. Pascale Ferran

Blind (Norway)
dir. Eskil Vogt

Blind Dates (Georgia)
dir.  Levan Koguashvili

Calvary (Ireland/UK)
dir.  John Michael McDonagh

Cannibal (Spain/Romania/Russia/France)
dir.  Manuel Martín Cuenca

Class Enemy (Slovenia)
dir.  Rok Biček

Concrete Night (Finland/Sweden/Denmark)
dir.  Pirjo Honkasalo

Dreamland (Switzerland/Germany)
dir.  Petra Volpe

Fair Play (Czech Republic/Slovakia/Germany)
dir.  Andrea Sedlackova

Force Majeure (Sweden/Denmark/France/Norway)
dir.  Ruben Östlund

Frank (UK/Ireland)
dir.  Lenny Abrahamson                                                                                                                      

Girlhood (France)
dir.  Céline Sciamma

Goodbye To Language (France)
dir.  Jean-Luc Godard

Home From Home - Chronicle Of A Vision (Germany/France)
dir.  Edgar Reitz

Human Capital (Italy)
dir.  Paolo Virzì

Ida (Poland/Denmark)
dir.  Pawel Pawlikowski

In Order Of Disappearance (Norway)
dir.  Hans Petter Moland

Kertu. Love Is Blind (Estonia)
dir.  Ilmar Raag

Leviathan (Russia)
dir.  Andrey Zvyagintsev

Life In A Fishbowl (Iceland/Sweden/Finland/Czech Republic)
dir.  Baldvin Zophoníasson

Living Is Easy With Eyes Closed (Spain)
dir.  David Trueba

Locke (UK)
dir.  Steven Knight

Macondo (Austria)
dir.  Sudabeh Mortezai

Miss Violence (Greece)
dir.  Alexandros  Avranas

Mr. Turner (UK/France/Germany)
dir.  Mike Leigh

Nymphomaniac Director’s Cut - Volume I & 2 (Denmark/Germany/France/Belgium)
dir.  Lars von Trier

Of Horses And Men (Iceland/Norway/Germany)
dir.  Benedikt Erlingson

Papusza (Poland)
dir.  Joanna Kos-Krauze & Krzysztof Krauze

Starred Up (UK)
dir.  David  Mackenzie

Still Life (UK/Italy)
dir.  Uberto  Pasolini

Stratos (Greece/Germany/Cyprus)
dir.  Yannis Economides

That Lovely Girl (Israel)
dir.  Keren Yedaya

The Dark Valley (Austria/Germany)
dir.  Andreas Prochaska

The Kindergarten Teacher (Israel/France)
dir.  Nadav Lapid

The Lamb (Turkey/Germany)
dir.  Kutlug Ataman

The Tribe (Ukraine)
dir.  Myroslav Slaboshpytskiy

The Wonders (Italy/Germany/Switzerland)
dir.  Alice Rohrwacher

Two Days, One Night (Belgium)
dir.  Jean-Pierre & Luc  Dardenne

Under The Skin (UK)
dir.  Jonathan Glazer

Violette (France/Belgium)
dir.  Martin Provost

Walesa (Poland)
dir.  Andrzej Wajda

We Are The Best! (Sweden/Denmark)
dir.  Lukas Moodysson

When Evening Falls On Bucharest Or Metabolism (Romania/France)
dir.  Corneliu  Porumboiu

White God (Hungary/Germany/Sweden)
dir.  Kornél Mundruczó

Winter Sleep (Turkey/France/Germany)
dir.  Nuri Bilge Ceylan

Wolf (Netherlands)
dir.  Jim Taihuttu

Wounded (Spain)
dir.  Fernando Franco