Right, A: I've looked up the ones i wasn't familiar with- unfortunately most of them weren't in any of my usual trusty world cinema reference/history books.

Ganga Bruta i remembered as important to/influential on Brazil's Cinema Novo and my book on Brazilian cinema also says it's his masterpiece. So that's in.

Also Dancing in the Rain, for its very high imdb average score, albeit not many votes. And the Oshii rang a bell and sounds intriguing. Django i have seen- it's o.k- + Black Peter i'd read about before; both still borderline. I don't think i'm qualified to decide on the others though- The Little Mermaid, Red Wheat and The Turning Point rate higher than the remainder at imdb.

Anyway, it's alway exciting to have new films to check out from round the world, thanks.