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The National Society Of Film Critics has voted Jean-Luc Godards Goodbye To Language best picture of the year 2014.The groups 49th annual poll January 3 at the Film Society Of Lincoln Center in New York also brought joy for best director Richard Linklater for Boyhood, best actor Timoth
stanley cup y Spall for Mr. Turner and best actress Marion Cotillard for Two Days, One Night and The Immigrant.The 59 members voted via a weighted ballot process, without nominations, on any film or performance that opened in the US in 2014. Scrolls are sent to the winners.Scott Foundas of Variety was elected to succeed David Sterritt as chairman for 2015. Liz Weis remains executive director.Full list of winners including votes:BEST PICTURE*1. Goodbye To Language 25 Jean-Luc Godard 2. Boyhood 24 Richard Linklater 3. Birdman 10 Alejandro G. I帽谩rritu 3. Mr. Turner 10 Mike Leigh BEST DIRECTOR*1. Richard Linklat
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stanley cup Language 3. Mike Leigh 12 Mr. Turner BEST NON-FICTION FILM*1. Citizenfour 56 Laura Poitras 2. National Gallery 19 Frederick Wiseman 3. The Overnighters 17 Jesse Moss BEST SCREENPLAY*1. The Grand Budapest Hotel 24 Wes Anderson 2. Inherent Vice 15 Paul Thomas Anderson 2. Birdman 15 four co-writers BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY*1. Mr. Turner 33 Dick Pope 2. The Immigrant 27 Darius Khondji 3. Goodbye To Language 9 Fabrice Aragno BEST ACTOR*1.Timothy Spall 31 Mr. Turner 2. Tom Hardy 10 Locke 3. Joaquin Phoenix 9 Inherent Vice 3. Ralph Fiennes 9 The Gr Txft Roissy sells Caramel to Japan s Cetera
Key indie distributor Avalon has picked up several titles at Cannes for Spain, including UK sci-fi film Attack The Block and Mexican drama Miss Bala.Spanish outfit Avalon Distribution, headed up by Enrique Costa, has had a busy Cannes picking up Joe Cornish popular action adventure film Attack The Block, starring Nick Frost, Jodie Whittaker and Luke Treadaway, from StudioCanal, about a gang of youths in London who take on aliens and Michael Radfords critically acclaimed music documentary Michel Petrucciani about the late jazz pianist from Wild Bunch.Avalon has also picked up Emmanuel Mourets French comedy The Art Of Love, starring Francois Cluzet, from Kinology and Gerardo Naranjos popular dramaMiss Bala about an aspiring beauty queen, played by Stephanie Sigman, who gets
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stanley uk gang in Mexicos ongoing drugs war, which world premiered in Un Certain Regard and is being handled by Fox International. We had a busy and productive Cannes and got exactly what we wanted, Costa told ScreenDaily. Attack The Block is great fun, Miss Bala is a powerful movie, Michel Petricciani has a similar flavour to Bruce Webers popular
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