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BEST NARRATIVE
1. Frances Ha
2. Holy Motors
3. Life of Pi
4. Berbarian Sound Studio
5. Passion
BEST DOCUMENTARY
1. Room 237
2. Roman Polanski: Odd Man Out
MOST DISAPPOINTING FILM
1. Not Fade Away
2. Hyde Park On Hudson
3. Flight
4. The Paperboy
5. Leviathan
BEST LEAD PERFORMANCE
1. Denis Lavant, “Holy Motors”
2. Greta Gerwig, “Frances Ha”
3. Jean-Louis Trintignant, “Amour”
4. Toby Jones, “Berbarian Sound Studio”
5. Suraj Sharma, “Life of Pi”
BEST SUPPORTING PERFORMANCE
1. Emmanuelle Riva, “Amour”
2. Kylie Minogue, “Holy Motors”
3. Matthew McConaughey, “The Paperboy”
4. Don Cheadle, “Flight”
5. Richard Parker, “Life of Pi”
BEST NARRATIVE
1. Something In The Air
2. Like Someone In Love
3. Holy Motors
4. Frances Ha
5. Amour
BEST DOCUMENTARY
1. Leviathan
2. Room 237
3. Caesar Must Die
4. Casting By
5. Deceptive Practice: The Mysteries And Mentors Of Ricky Jay
MOST DISAPPOINTING FILM
1. Not Fade Away
2. Flight
3. The Bay
4. Roman Polanski: Odd Man Out
5. You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet!
BEST LEAD PERFORMANCE
1. Tadashi Okuno, Like Someone In Love
2. Denis Levant, Holy Motors
3. Greta Gerwig, Frances Ha
4. Jean-Louis Trintignant, Amour
5. Noemie Lvovsky, Camille Rewinds
BEST SUPPORTING PERFORMANCE
1. Isabelle Huppert, Amour
2. Irrfan Khan, Life Of Pi
3. David Oyelowo, The Paperboy
4. Rachel McAdams, Passion
5. Edith Scob, Holy Motors
BEST NARRATIVE
1. Holy Motors
2. Something in the Air
3. Passion
4. You Aint Seen Nothin' Yet
5. Barbara
BEST NARRATIVE
1. Something in the Air
2. The Extravagant Shadows
3. Tabu
4. Holy Motors
5. Memories Look at Me
BEST DOCUMENTARY
1. Sans Soleil
2. Leviathan
3. Room 237
4. Small Roads
5. Collections (in Circles of Confusion program)
MOST DISAPPOINTING FILM
1. Lines of Wellington
2. Paperboy
BEST LEAD PERFORMANCE
1. Denis Lavant, Holy Motors
2. Emilie Duquenne, Our Children
3. Hadas Yaron, Fill the Void
4. Nicole Kidman, The Paperboy
5. Greta Gerwig, Frances Ha
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brian fantana | October 16, 2012 2:24 PM
holy motors - holy cow - perhaps the most pretentious piece of cinematic crap to pass itself off as a movie in years - it is this type of movie that is championed by this group of naval gazing critics that gives art house cinema a bad name and which alienates everyone -
boring
Brando | October 16, 2012 1:05 PM
NO MENTION of DDL in top 10.... very interesting!