Comedy series “Ted Lasso” about an American football coach who decides to go to Great Britain and train a football team (Apple TV +) is on the AFI list for the second year in a row, and after a break, “Sukcesja” – a drama about the family returns to it Royów, owners of a media concern (HBO). The top ten includes such diverse series as the detective “Mare of Easttown” with Kate Winslet as the Detective (HBO), the musical “Schmigadoon!” (Amazon Prime) or “Wandavision”, which takes place in the Marvel universe.
Artists, reviewers (including “Los Angeles Times”, National Public Radio, “Rolling Stone”, “TV Guide” and “The Washington Post”) and students make the selection in each category.
The best series of 2021 according to AFI
“Hacks”
“Cleaning lady”
“Great Easttown”
“Reservation Dogs”
“Schmigadoon!”
“Succession”
“Ted Lasso”
“Underground Railway”
“Wandavision”
“White Lotus”
As for films, some of them have their Polish premieres in December. These include “Dog Claws” by Jane Campion with Benedict Cumberbatch and “Don’t Look Up” with Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence (both can be seen in selected theaters, but are on Netflix), as well as the musical “West Side Story” by Steven Spielberg. Among the titles of “Dune”, there was one of the more (and longer) awaited premieres of this year.
AFI publishes the list – these are the best movies of the year
“Coda”
“Don’t look up”
“Diuna”
“King Richard”
“Licorice Pizza”
“Nightmare Alley”
“Dog’s Claws”
“tick, tick… BOOM!”
“The Traghedy of Macbeth”
“West Side Story”
Three special prizes were also given away. The first one was the South Korean hit series “Squid Game” by Netflix. A very personal film directed by Keneth Branagh – “Belfast” and the documentary “Summer of Soul (… Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised)” were also awarded.
Source: Gazeta
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