National Board of Review Awards 1945 - Best English Language Films

Best English Language Films

  1. The True Glory
  2. The Lost Weekend
  3. The Southerner
  4. The Story of G.I. Joe
  5. The Last Chance
  6. The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp
  7. A Tree Grows In Brooklyn
  8. The Fighting Lady
  9. The Way Ahead
  10. The Clock

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