by
Julien Faddoul
5. The Unspeakable Act –
Dan Sallitt
For all the grasp of a virtuoso. His voice is so clear and strong
and he hits his target with total precision.
4. Gravity – Alfonso Cuaron
For never denying
the experience of watching the movie from the movie-watching experience. He
sends us a bridge of compassion that we can all walk together.
3.
No – Pablo Larrain
For
executing it all with such aplomb, imbibing us in a cinematic lead-blanket that
pervades the picture.
2.
Before Midnight – Richard Linklater
For
infusing the romance and elation of love with the romance and elation of the
cinema, and handling it all like a true master.
1.
The Wind Rises – Hayao Miyazaki
For
being my greatest teacher. It's no secret that he's my favourite living
filmmaker and even though our dreams can sometimes disappoint us, Miyazaki
never does.
Runner
Up: Frances Ha – Noah
Baumbach
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