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It was a notable year for movie
lovers, who were treated to the triumphant returns of the Coen brothers (No
Country for Old Men), Paul Thomas Anderson
(There Will Be Blood) and Sidney Lumet,
who delivered his most powerfully disquieting work in years with Before
the
Devil Knows You’re Dead. There were films
about barbarous barbers, litigious bees and even an industrious rat running the
most venerable restaurant in Paris, but only a privileged few earned the
distinction of being the year’s best. Among them:
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