We are continuing our look at the best films which are celebrating milestone anniversaries this year, with a look at the films we consider to be the ten best of 2001.
This was an amazing year for film as there were many acclaimed films from either established directors, such as "Mullholland Drive" (dir. David Lynch) or up and coming filmmaking stars of international cinema, such as "The Piano Teacher" (France. dir-Michael Haneke) and "Fat Girl" (France dir-Catherine Brelliat).
Along with these three titles the following titles were considered, but did not make our list, including "Amelie," "Black Hawk Down," "A Beatiful Mind," "Y Tu Mama Tambien?," "Frality" and "Waking Life," from one of my favorite directors Richard Linklater.
So, here is our list:
1. A.I. (Steven Spielberg)
2. In the Bedroom (Todd Field)
3. Ghost World (Terry Zwigoff)
4. The Royal Tenenbaums (Wes Anderson)
5. Storytelling (Todd Solodnz)
6. Spirited Away (Japan. Hayao Miyazaki)
7. Ali (Michael Mann)
8. Monster's Ball (Marc Foster)
9. No Man's Land (Bosnia. Danis Tanovic)
10. The Believer (Henry Bean)
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