by
Julien Faddoul
For taking the standard "bad-body but
kind-soul" inspiration script and adding the very humor and joy that so
many of these kinds of movies lack.
4. The Deep Blue Sea – Terence Davies
For his decision to be more interested in the play's
deeply troubled and moving characters than in "opening-up for the
screen" adaptation nonsense.
3. Silver Linings Playbook
– David O. Russell
For giving it all his
trademark deftness and energy and for not shying away from the farcical fairy-tale
it is supposed to be.
For so vehemently taking us
inside a person's head and all within the course of one day. Loosely based on
Louis Malle's Le Feu Follet, it has you on the edge of your seat from the
beginning.
1. Lincoln – Tony Kushner
For reminding us that no one
is better at contextualising the personal lives within politics. He reminds us
- as he always does - that politics is never politics, but, in fact, always
personal.
Runner Up: Cloud Atlas - Lana Wachowski, Andy Wachowski, Tom Tykwer
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