'Melancholia' Named Best Film By National Society of Film Critics

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January 8, 2012 Lars von Trier's 'Melancholia' Named Best Film By National Society of Film Critics Foreign Box Office: Second 'Sherlock Holmes' Dethrones Fourth 'Mission: Impossible' as No. 1 Attraction Overseas Lionsgate Close to Deal to Buy Summit; Friedman and Wachsberger Likely to Remain Exclusive: Irish Actor Kevin Ryan Joins Cast of BBC America's 'Copper' Charlize Theron Gives the Evil Eye in New 'Snow White and the Huntsman' MOVIES Sean Faris Starrer 'Lost for Words' Gets Underway in Hong Kong Woody Allen Reveals How He Conjured Up His Biggest Hit 'Midnight in Paris' Melissa McCarthy to Be Saluted at Irish in Film Event Japanese Director Kaneto Shindo Sends Personal 'Postcard' to Oscar Voters George Clooney to Direct, Star in WWII Stolen Art Drama 'Monuments Men' for Sony Palm Springs Film Festival Awards Gala: Stars Shed Tears and Laughter TV Review: 'Downton Abbey' Returns as Great as Ever Keith Olbermann Agrees to Anchor Current Election Coverage (Election) TCA: 'So You Think You Can Dance' Adopting Weekly 2-Hour Format

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