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National Board of Review Awards2010 film awards2010 in American cinema


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82nd NBR Awards

Best Film:
The Social Network



The 82nd National Board of Review Awards honored the best in film for 2010.




Contents





  • 1 Top 10 Films


  • 2 Top Foreign Films


  • 3 Top Documentaries


  • 4 Top Independent Films


  • 5 Winners


  • 6 External links




Top 10 Films


Films listed alphabetically except top, which is ranked as Best Film of the Year:


  • The Social Network

  • Another Year

  • The Fighter

  • Hereafter

  • Inception

  • The King's Speech

  • Shutter Island

  • The Town

  • Toy Story 3

  • True Grit

  • Winter's Bone


Top Foreign Films


  • I Am Love

  • Incendies

  • Life, Above All

  • Soul Kitchen

  • White Material


Top Documentaries


  • A Film Unfinished

  • Inside Job

  • Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work

  • Restrepo

  • The Tillman Story


Top Independent Films


  • Animal Kingdom

  • Buried

  • Fish Tank

  • The Ghost Writer

  • Greenberg

  • Let Me In

  • Monsters

  • Please Give

  • Somewhere

  • Youth in Revolt


Winners


  • Best Film:
    • The Social Network

  • Best Director:

    • David Fincher, The Social Network

  • Best Actor:

    • Jesse Eisenberg, The Social Network

  • Best Actress:

    • Lesley Manville, Another Year

  • Best Supporting Actor:

    • Christian Bale, The Fighter

  • Best Supporting Actress:

    • Jacki Weaver, Animal Kingdom

  • Best Foreign Film:
    • Of Gods and Men

  • Best Documentary:
    • Waiting For “Superman”

  • Best Animated Feature:
    • Toy Story 3

  • Best Ensemble Cast:
    • The Town

  • Breakthrough Performance:

    • Jennifer Lawrence, Winter's Bone

  • Spotlight Award for Best Directorial Debut:

    • Sebastian Junger and Tim Hetherington, Restrepo

  • Best Original Screenplay:

    • Chris Sparling, Buried

  • Best Adapted Screenplay:

    • Aaron Sorkin, The Social Network

  • Special Filmmaking Achievement Award:

    • Sofia Coppola, for writing, directing, and producing Somewhere


  • William K. Everson Film History Award:
    • Leonard Maltin

  • NBR Freedom of Expression:
    • Fair Game

    • Conviction

    • Howl



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