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Ang Lee wins best director at Golden
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Ang Lee won the 2006 Golden Globe award for best director on Monday for
helming the ground-breaking gay cowboy romance "Brokeback Mountain".
Lee paid warm tribute to the other nominated directors and noted that
the award carried more kudos than ever given what had been "an amazing
year" for American cinema.
"So I want to give my first thanks to my fellow filmmakers for
strengthening my faith in the power of movies to change the way we're
thinking," Lee said.
Based on a short story by novelist Annie Proulx, "Brokeback Mountain"
is the wrenching story of two macho cowboys who, despite themselves, begin
a romance in 1963 and pursue it during stolen moments over the next two
decades.
The film was also nominated for best dramatic motion picture.
The other nominees for best director were Woody Allen for "Match
Point", George Clooney for "Good Night, and Good Luck", Peter Jackson for
"King Kong", Fernando Meirelles for "The Constant Gardener" and Steven
Spielberg for "Munich".
(Agencies)
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