Gracias lady! I couldn't remember when it was. Looking forward to it!

First award um... awarded...
http://www.nbrmp.org/awards/

Best Film -NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN


Top Ten Films(In alphabetical order) THE ASSASSINATION OF JESSE JAMES BY THE COWARD ROBERT FORD, ATONEMENT, THE BOURNE ULTIMATUM, THE BUCKET LIST, INTO THE WILD, JUNO, THE KITE RUNNER, LARS AND THE REAL GIRL, MICHAEL CLAYTON, SWEENEY TODD


Best Foreign Film -THE DIVING BELL AND THE BUTTERFLY


Top Five Foreign Films - (In alphabetical order) 4 MONTHS, 3 WEEKS AND 2 DAYS, THE BAND'S VISIT, THE COUNTERFEITERS, LA VIE EN ROSE, LUST, CAUTION


Best Documentary - BODY OF WAR


Top Five Documentaries - (In alphabetical order) DARFUR NOW, IN THE SHADOW OF THE MOON, NANKING, TAXI TO THE DARKSIDE, TOOTS


Top Independent Films - (In alphabetical order) AWAY FROM HER, GREAT WORLD OF SOUND, HONEYDRIPPER, IN THE VALLEY OF ELAH, A MIGHTY HEART, THE NAMESAKE, ONCE, THE SAVAGES, STARTING OUT IN THE EVENING, WAITRESS


Best Actor
GEORGE CLOONEY, Michael Clayton


Best Actress
JULIE CHRISTIE, Away From Her


Best Supporting Actor
CASEY AFFLECK, The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford


Best Supporting Actress
AMY RYAN, Gone Baby Gone


Best Ensemble Cast
NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN


Breakthrough Performance by an Actor
EMILE HIRSCH, Into The Wild


Breakthrough Performance by an Actress
ELLEN PAGE, Juno


Best Director
TIM BURTON, Sweeney Todd


Best Directorial Debut
BEN AFFLECK, Gone Baby Gone


Best Adapted Screenplay
JOEL COEN and ETHAN COEN, No Country For Old Men


Best Original Screenplay
DIABLO CODY, Juno and NANCY OLIVER, Lars and the Real Girl


Best Animated Feature
RATATOUILLE

Isn't Julian Schnabel from New York? Why is this a foreign film?

It's foreign produced, so that's prob. why. I would think, at least.

It's an American director but otherwise definitely a French film. French financing of an adaptation of a French book about a French person. In French, with a mostly French cast (at least one Swede and one African).

Were there any French Fries?

Probably not, but maybe. A fair portion of the movie involves a man who has had a stroke, is completely immobilized and can now communicate only by blinking the one eyelid that remains under this control.

Hows that for sounding like a French movie? (I assume there are flashbacks and stuff and it isn't just watching him blink at his interpreter).

Everything I have heard about this film so far is wonderful! i just didn't realize it was French.

Another award that I've never heard of The Critic's CHoice Award where everyone can vote.

I won't bother posting the nominees but here is the link if you wanna vote!

http://www.vh1.com/shows/events/crit..._awards/_2008/