Social Network, The Best Film of 2010

Start the year with awards season, the same distinctions that give critics and the international press, producers, actors and directors. Among the first to rate the pictures produced and exhibited pieces in 2010 is the National Society of Film Critics, an agency social network selected as Best Picture.

Among the reasons, experts argue American criticism, novel treatment highlights the history of the creation of Facebook, a situation that dominated the annual awards of the Company, to whom voted 46 film critics gathered in a Manhattan restaurant.  Jesse Eisenberg was named best actor for his portrayal of Mark Zuckerberg, founder of the social networking site. David Fincher was named Best Director, and Aaron Sorkin was recognized for the Best screenplay.

Critics gave the award for Best Actress at the Italian star Giovanna Mezzogiorno for her role in Vincere. The movie deals with the coming to power of Italian dictator Benito Mussolini. The awards for best supporting actor went to Geoffrey Rush for The speech of a king and Olivia Williams in The Ghost Writer.

Although these awards given by critics, seldom reflect that delivers the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, the company based in New York helps bring attention to new movies before the Oscars, held in late February.