National Board of Review Awards 1948 - Top Ten Films

Top Ten Films

  1. Paisan
  2. Day of Wrath
  3. The Search
  4. The Treasure of the Sierra Madre
  5. Louisiana Story
  6. Hamlet
  7. The Snake Pit
  8. Johnny Belinda
  9. Joan of Arc
  10. The Red Shoes

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