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1999 was an absurdly good year for movies. IMDb staff weigh in on the films in the "Class of '99," and how they hold up 25 years later.

The Films That Defined 1999

1999 was an absurdly good year for movies. IMDb staff weigh in on the films in the &quot;Class of &#39;99,&quot; and how they hold up 25 years later.

Sinister sequels, eerie indies, and blockbuster boo-fests — here are the most exciting horror movies to add to your Watchlist.

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Of Italian-American ancestry, Narizzano was educated at Bishop's University, Quebec. His first theatrical work was with the Mountain Playhouse in Montreal, before joining the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation as assistant to Norman Jewison, Arthur Hiller, Sidney J. Furie and Ted Kotcheff. From the mid-1950's, he worked in British television in a variety of genres ranging from thrillers and horror to serious dramatic works by J.B. Priestley, John Mortimer and William Inge.

Influenced by the French New Wave, he achieved his greatest cinematic acclaim as director of Georgy Girl (1966), a romantic comedy (considered risqué at the time) set in swinging 60's London, starring Lynn Redgrave and James Mason. Narizzano spent his twilight years in relative seclusion, having immersed himself in religious studies.

Awards

Silvio Narizzano

Berlin International Film Festival

BAFTA Awards

Cannes Film Festival

Chicago International Film Festival

Directors Guild of America, USA

Canadian Film Awards

Valladolid International Film Festival

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