Tom Oscar 2011: Hooper ‘Best Director’ for ‘The King’s speech’

Tom Hooper, director of the movie “The speech of the King” wonthe Oscar for Best Director during the 83 th edition of the ceremony for the awards of the Academy of Sciences and Film Arts, held this Sunday night at the Kodak Theatre in Los Angeles (United States).

This year the nominees are for the most part, accomplished filmmakers with a long and fruitful career: Araonofsky Darren, who runs ‘The black swan’ (‘Black Swan’) with his usual tortured and oppressive, David O. Russell, in ‘The Fighter’ has been able to focus on the original so topicazo boxer in the past is reborn (largely thanks to the actors in the film), Tom Hooper, the favorite, whose film ‘The king’s speech’ emphasizes the humanity of a king, has swept all awards in the recent weeks, David Fincher, author of such memorable stories as ‘Seven’ or ‘fight club’ in ‘social network’ has broken all the schemes of contemporary cinema with an original movie that has been hailed by audiences and critics, and brothers Joel Coen and Ethan Coen, perhaps the most prestigious directors of the trio, who have passed the remake “True Grit” (“True Grit”) to the original film and have already raised more than in all previous releases combined.

For further merit of the nominees, this year’s Academy Film directors have left out the likes of Christopher Nolan (‘Origin’) and Danny Boyle (‘127 hours’).

Such nominees further enhances the victory of Tom Hooper for his fine work behind the scenes in ‘The King’s speech. ” And it certainly winning film is one of the best film of last season. Without doubt, the prize will relaunch the career of Hooper and this will attract even more if it gets its message to the public.

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