Slumdog Millionaire wins best cinematography prize
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oi-Staff
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New
York
(ANI):
Slumdog
Millionaire,
a
rags-to-riches
tale
shot
with
hand
held
digital
cameras
in
Mumbai,
has
been
honoured
with
best
cinematography
prize
by
the
National
Society
of
Film
Critics.
Slumdog
Millionaire
is
a
fictitious
story
about
an
18-year-old
Indian,
who
wins
India"s
version
of
Who
Wants
To
Be
A
Millionaire,
reports
the
New
York
Daily
News.
Waltz
with
Bashir,
an
animated
documentary
about
Israel's
1982
invasion
of
Lebanon,
received
best
picture
award.
Sean
Penn
walked
away
with
best
actor
gong
for
his
performance
in
Milk,
a
biopic
about
the
pioneering
gay
politician
Harvey
Milk.
Happy-Go-Lucky,
a
heart-warming
tale
about
a
cheerily
optimistic
London
school
teacher,
came
away
with
four
of
the
10
awards
for
2008
films,
including
best
actress
for
Sally
Hawkins
and
best
director
for
Mike
Leigh.
Man
on
Wire,
about
tightrope
walker
Phillipe
Petit's
astonishing
trek
across
the
World
Trade
Center
towers
in
1974,
took
the
best
non-fiction
award.