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Hollywood World Awards list of nominees
Hollywood Beverly Hills Hilton: October 24

This year's nominees for The Hollywood World Awards® are:
"4" (Russia) directed by Ilya Khrzhanovsky;
"Battle in Heaven" (Mexico) directed by Carlos Reygadas;
"The Beat That My Heart Skipped" (France) directed by Jacques Audiard;
"Cache" ("Hidden") (France/Austria) directed by Michael Haneke;
"Death of Mr. Lazarescu" (Romania) directed by Cristi Puiu;
"Fateless" (Hungary) directed by Lajos Koltai;
"L'Enfant" (Belgium) directed by Jean-Pierre Dardenne;
"Live and Become" (France/Israel) directed by Radu Mihaileanu;
"Mrs. Henderson Presents" (UK) directed by Stephen Frears; and
"Sympathy for Lady Vengeance" (South Korea) directed by Chan-wook Park.

And the nominees for the Hollywood Movie of the Year Awards(r) are:
"Batman Begins" directed by Christopher Nolan;
"Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" directed by Tim Burton;
"Cinderella Man" directed by Ron Howard;
"The Constant Gardener" directed by Fernando Meirelles;
"Crash" directed by Paul Haggis;
"Hustle and Flow" directed by Craig Brewer;
"Sin City" directed by Frank Miller and Robert Rodriguez;
"Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith" directed by George Lucas;
"War of the Worlds" directed by Steven Spielberg;
and "Wedding Crashers" directed by David Dobkin.

The winner is decided by the public voting at the Yahoo! Movies Website - movies.yahoo.com

This year's industry professionals who will be honored for their achievements at the Hollywood Awards Gala Ceremony include Diane Keaton for career achievement, Lions Gate Films Releasing president Tom Ortenberg for leadership, Libarian of Congress Dr. James Billington for film preservation, Sam Mendes for directing, Douglas Wick and Lucy Fisher for producing, Joaquin Phoenix, Charlize Theron, Matthew Broderick, and Susan Sarandon for acting, the cast of "Crash" for ensemble acting, Akiva Goldsman for screenwriting, "Howl's Moving Castle," directed by Hayao Miyazaki, for animation, Pawel Edelman for cinematography, Walter Murch for editing, Grant Major for production design, Harry Gregson-Williams for film composing, Dennis Muren for visual effects, Colleen Atwood for costume design, "Batman Begins" for sound, Gregory Nicotero for make-up, and Avy Kaufman for casting. In addition, Jake Gyllenhaal and Rachel McAdams will be honored with the festival's Breakthrough Actor and Actress awards, and Paul Haggis with the "Hollywood Breakthrough Director of the Year Award."

For more information and complete list of line-up go to http://www.hollywoodfestival.com

2005 HOLLYWOOD FILM FESTIVAL LINE-UP:
"90" by Jason Wise
"After the Sea" by Adrian Caetano
"Animal" by Roselyne Bosch
"The Banker" by Hattie Dalton
"Beautiful Music" by Richard Trank
"Black Wine" by Ryan Rossell
"BV-01" by Alessandro Pacciani
"Bye-Bye Blackbird" by Robinson Savary
"champion." by Joe Eckardt
"Checking Out" by Jeff Hare
"The Chef" by Mats Arehn
"Clown" by Karl T. Hirsch
"Cost of Living" by Jonathan Joffe
"A Couple of Days and Nights" by Vaughn Verdi
"crazylove" by Ellie Kanner
"Creep" by Jon Clark
"Crown Heights" by Dion Watkins
"Dangerous Animal" by Thomas Frick
"Dead Serious" by Joe Sullivan
"Dead Shift" by Ana Djordjevic
"The Drive" by Steven Morrow
"Duck" by Nic Bettauer
"Everyday Use" by Bruce Schwartz
"Fever" by Charlie Griak
"The Final Resolution" by Gregg Simon, Brent Katz
"Fourteen Sucks" by Filippa Freijd, Martin Jern, Henrik Norrthon, Emil Larsson
"Fuse" by Rob Fox
"A Good Woman" by Mike Barker
"Graveless" by Christian Ray
"The Journey" by Chris Stover
"Joyride" by John Cernak
"Keep Your Distance" by Stu Pollard
"The Last Days" by Oliver Frohnauer
"Laundry Night" by Jared Ramsey Patrick
"The Mantis Parable" by Josh Staub
"Meat Market" by Remo Camerota
"Mickybo and Me" by Terry Loane
"My Backyard Was a Mountain" by Adam Schlachter
"My First Wedding" by Laurent Firode
"The Neighborly Thing" by Samantha Light
"Now You See Me, Now You Don't" by Attila Szasz
"Once Not Far From Home" by Ben Van Hook
"The Passage of Mrs. Calabash" by Scott Tuft
"Pulcinello" by David Donar
"Remember" by Dagmar Seume
"Road Kill" by Mark Mardini
"Self Medicated" by Monty Lapica
"A Shot in the Dark" by Leonel Vieira
"The Sisters" by Arthur Allan Seidelman
"Snow Day, Bloody Snow Day" by Jessica Baxter, Faye Hoerau
"Svetlana's Journey" by Michael Cory Davis
"Thermopylae" by Borga Dorter
"Three Extremes" by Takashi Miike, Fruit Chan, Park Chan-Wook
"Tilt-A-Whirl" by Cameron Thor
"Touched" by Timothy Scott Bogart
"X,Y" by Vladimir Vitkin