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December 2006
AFRICAN AMERICAN FILM CRITICS ASSOCIATION 2006 AWARDS |
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THE AFRICAN-AMERICAN FILM CRITICS ASSOCIATION SELECTS Don Cheadle was selected as Best Actor 2007 for Talk To Me, with Marion Cotillard earning
recognition as Best Actress 2007 for La Vie En Rose. “Mr. Cheadle’s work in 2007, from Reign
Over Me to Ocean’s Thirteen, continually challenges and entertains us. But, it was his portrayal
of Ralph 'Petey' Greene in Talk To Me that cinched the honor this year,” notes AAFCA President
Gil Robertson, IV. “And, although our organization gives specific consideration to work by artists
of African descent, Ms. Cotillard’s astonishing portrayal of Edith Piaf is a standout performance AAFCA honored Ruby Dee and Chiwetel Ejiofor of American Gangster as Best Supporting Actress and Actor of 2007. Filmmaker Kasi Lemmons was named Best Director 2007 for Talk To Me. Charles Burnett is recognized with the AAFCA Special Achievement Honor 2007, a year which saw the release of his seminal classic “Killer of Sheep” more than 30 years after its making. Films in the AAFCA Top Ten include Gone Baby Gone, No Country for Old Men and Michael Clayton. “2007 embodied a year of powerful, personal filmmaking by high-profile directors who stepped up their game to create what we believe are future classics,” says AAFCA Vice President, Wilson Morales, editor of Blackfilm.com. The African-American Film Critics Association’s Top Ten Films of 2007 are as follows in order of 1. Great Debaters
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