Which language codes and country IDs should I use in Filmot API filters?

Use the values listed on Filmot's API Reference Values page. The API's country IDs and subtitle language codes should be taken from those tables rather than inferred from a country's name or a standard code list.

Countries use numeric IDs. For example, the reference lists the United States as 217, the United Kingdom as 153 and Brazil as 14; do not substitute US, GB or BR in a parameter that expects a country ID.

Subtitle languages use the codes in the language table, such as en for English, de for German and pt for Portuguese. Some values can be unexpected: Hebrew is listed as iw, while Chinese and Cantonese appear separately as zh and yue.

Check the API documentation or the OpenAPI specification for the parameter name, data type and representation the endpoint you are calling expects. The reference tables identify the accepted values; they do not replace the endpoint's request format or guarantee that every language has matching indexed videos.

If a filtered request returns no matches, verify the code or ID and try removing that filter before concluding that the underlying videos are missing.