![]() Until this win, the critics have largely ignored “Melancholia,” whose rave reviews have been overshadowed by von Trier’s antics at Cannes.Īlso read: Cannes Blasts Lars von Trier for Joking About Nazis Filmmaker ApologizesĪnd while the voters went for critical favorites in several categories - particularly Brooks and Chastain, “Tree of Life’s” Terrence Malick for director and “A Separation” for foreign language film - they also went in a more daring direction with some selections.ĭunst has largely been overlooked in the best actress race until now, and also giving “A Separation” the screenplay award seems designed to attract the academy’s attention. In the supporting categories, Albert Brooks won best supporting actor for “Drive” and Jessica Chastain best supporting actress for her work in three films: “The Tree of Life,” “Take Shelter” and “The Help.” The film’s Kirsten Dunst was named best actress for her performance in the film.īrad Pitt was named best actor for his work in “Moneyball” and “The Tree of Life.” Terrence Malick was named best director for “Tree of Life.” ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Lars von Trier’s “Melancholia” had its first big win in critics’ awards leading up to the Oscars, when it was named Best Picture of the Year by the National Society of Film Critics on Saturday. ![]()
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