Favorites of American Film Institute
The American Film Institute announced its own version of the ten best films of the year, according to the university, enriching the national cinema heritage. Among them, the "Social Network" by David Fincher, "Toy Story: The Great Escape" Lee Ankrich, "Kids are all right" Lisa Cholodenko, "Fighter" by David O. Russell, "Inception" by Christopher Nolan, "Black Swan" by Darren Aronofsky, "127 hours" Danny Boyle's "True grit" the Coen brothers, "The Town" Ben Affleck and "Winter bone" Debra Granik.
Nor was overlooked British film "The King's speech", Along with the documentary "Waiting for Superman” marked by the American Film Institute special award.
Among the television projects, the best were: "Losers," "American family", "Freaks," "Boardwalk Empire", "Walking dead", "Breaking Bad", “30 Rock " "Temple Grandin" and mini-series "The Pacific".
Chairman of the jury of this convocation is the producer and former studio manager Tom Pollock. The writer Diablo Cody, editor Donn Kembern, director Lee Daniels, film Janine Bessindzher, Jane M. Gaines, Akira Mizuta Lippi and Michael Wood, director of the Institute of Bob Gazzale and critics Leonard Maltin, Elvis Mitchell, Claudia Puig, Lisa Shvartsbaum. Television is rated producer Richard Frank (presiding judges), writer-director Steven Bock and Marshall Herskovits and actress Jennifer Love Hewitt.
The award-winning authors of films and TV series will be in January 14, 2011. It is noteworthy that the American Film Institute are often marked movies, which have high potential to become Oscar favorites. For example, last year, among those were pictures of "The Hurt Locker," "Treasure," "Up in the sky", "Up" and "A Serious Man."
Furthermore AFI “Social Network" by David Fincher also appreciated by Association of New York, Los Angeles and Boston, who called the tape “the best film of the year”.