Some interesting sounding films, but I haven't seen almost any of them. 
I'd recommend you watch Valeska Grisebach's "Longing". I didn't particularly like it, but it seems it's just me. The film is a unique form of naturalist melodrama, mixing styles which are usually deemed incompatible. It's definitely a film that shows the way how cinema might look in ten years, possibly one of the most innovative of this decade. I'm pretty sure you'll like it very much. 

You also might enjoy Resnais' Coeurs. I saw it a couple of days ago and it was the first of his films I disliked, and didn't enjoy over the whole running-time. I thought it wasn't artificial enough and fairly conventional. But most people are quite enthusiastic about it. 

Emanule Crialese's new film might be interesting. I have seen her previous Respiro (2002) which had some very impressive moments. Probably an interesting Italian director to look out for.

And Murnau's Der letzte Mann (1924) is one you shouldn't miss on the big screen, if it is a restored copy.