Best Film of the Year by Leading Critical Communities
Three influential American movie critic communities - Los Angeles, Boston, and New York Network Critics Association - have chosen Best Film of 2014. Professionals showed rare unanimity when they voted for the painting "Adolescence". Also, all three organizations considered that the winner in the director's nomination should be the creator of "Boyhood" Richard Linklater. In addition, Boston critics awarded the movie an award for best ensemble cast. In turn, the Los Angeles Critics Association recognized the best acting work of Patricia Arquette, who played one of the main roles in the movie. Recall that earlier Richard Linklater was awarded for his work "Silver Bear" - the second most important prize of the International Berlin Film Festival. Also, the Time edition put the movie "Boyhood" in second place in the list of the best movie projects of the outgoing year. Note that, as a rule, movies that have received recognition from the professional communities of movie critics, then claim the main movie awards of the year - the awards of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (Golden Globe) and the American Film Academy (Oscar). The first ceremony will take place on January 11, and the second on February 22, 2015. The Topic of Article: Best Film of the Year by Leading Critical Communities. |
