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Marianne, who is now in the sixth form, said: "I want to become a vet and in medicine it's a kind of universal language for all sorts of things, so it's really useful."

The director of “Flow,” Gints Zilbalodis, summed up the celebratory energy of both the international and American press in the room perfectly in his post-win interview: “It’s kind of a universal language that we can all understand. Cinema is a language.”

Should’ve been a contender: “Universal Language.”

Having planted that idea in the permafrost, “Universal Language” gets rid of dialogue all together.

The stony, terse comedy “Universal Language” has all the wind, snow and monotony one might envision in Manitoba, especially for those who’ve yet to make the trip.