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Top Swiss Films

Rank Title Year Director(s) Overall
Rank
1 Three Colors: Red1 2 1994 Krzysztof Kieslowski 232
2 Three Colors: Blue1 2 1993 Krzysztof Kieslowski 278
3 Jean de Florette1 3 1986 Claude Berri 386
4 Three Colors: White1 2 1994 Krzysztof Kieslowski 493
5 The Sorrow and the Pity1 4 1969 Marcel Ophüls 599
6 Manon of the Spring1 3 1986 Claude Berri 617
7 Before Sunrise5 6 1995 Richard Linklater 679
8 Chimes at Midnight1 7 1965 Orson Welles 1016
9 La Belle noiseuse1 1991 Jacques Rivette 1050
10 L'Argent1 1983 Robert Bresson 1141
11 Sátántangó4 8 1994 Béla Tarr 1155
12 Alice4 9 10 1988 Jan Svankmajer 1213
13 Cleopatra5 9 1963 Joseph L. Mankiewicz 1397
14 Zentropa1 4 7 11 1991 Lars von Trier 1716
15 Lamerica1 3 1994 Gianni Amelio 1771
16 One Day in September4 9 1999 Kevin Macdonald 1792
17 Waltz with Bashir1 4 5 12 2008 Ari Folman 1981
18 Providence1 1977 Alain Resnais 2005
19 Yol1 13 1982 Serif Gören and Yilmaz Güney 2137
20 Winged Migration1 3 4 7 2001 Jacques Perrin 2302
21 The Search5 1948 Fred Zinnemann 2385

1 Joint production with France.
2 Joint production with Poland.
3 Joint production with Italy.
4 Joint production with (West) Germany.
5 Joint production with the United States.
6 Joint production with Austria.
7 Joint production with Spain.
8 Joint production with Hungary.
9 Joint production with the United Kingdom.
10 Joint production with Czechoslovakia.
11 Joint production with Denmark and Sweden.
12 Joint production with Australia, Belgium, Finland, and Israel.
13 Joint production with Turkey.

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