A film on Facebook and 4 prestigious awards

The Social Network (The Social Network), by David Fincher, which tells the story of the creation and development of the famous Facebook network, earned itself several accolades this year. In fact, in addition to winning the Golden Globe for Best Picture, it received an Oscar for Best Director (David Fincher), Best Screenplay (Aaron Sorkin) and Best Soundtrack (Trent Reznor).

Il faut bien dire que ce film est superbement construit, dirigé et joué, et que ce n’était pas simple de donner un aperçu intelligent de la façon dont notre société a évolué à l’ère numérique. De plus, malgré le sujet un peu Geek, il faut bien le dire, The Social Network remains a rather touching film. It refers a lot to the impact that such success can have on people and on the relationships they have with others.

Note :
For those who were unable to watch last Sunday's Oscar ceremony, let's remember that the three most coveted titles were won by:
• The King's Speech: Best Picture
• Colin Firth in The King's Speech: Best Actor
• Natalie Portman in Black Swan: Best Actress