I'm glad you are beginning to like the Eustache film more and more. Believe me, the DVD we saw was really not that good (I remember the pristine copy at the cinema, which clearly revealed Nestor Almendros' cinematography as magical - I have to get that Days of Heaven Criterion DVD ). 
I was thinking about Mes petites amoureuses myself recently, and I discvovered the new Jean Eustache Cinema in his home-town Pessac. Guess what the front of the building looks like: Jean Eustache Cinma

And I simply can't resist posting this little gem I found on google. Hopefully I'll dream I have this poster hanging in my bedroom tonight  



You are right, I have too few German films listed, but that's because I've seen so little from that era. But maybe I should list some of Herzog's stuff. Next time I see them, I'll think about it. 

Hope you have some of Kumel at home. I haven't seen anything, yet. And I can't help you on Stephanie Rothman. Never heard of her before.