Front Row's Kirsty Lang gives her answers and recommendations

I don't know about best but one of my favourite films of the 20th Century is Bob Fosse's Cabaret which I have watched numerous times for the fantastic mix of music, history and the seedy atmosphere of 1930s Berlin.
Guillermo Del Toro's Pan's Labyrinth - a marvellous blend of dark fantasy and even darker history.
Watching Gone With The Wind with my mum at a cinema in Tokyo where we lived when I was a child.
Catherine Deneuve at the train station in the Umbrellas of Cherbourg (another of my all time favourite films)
Sitting on the bonnet o f a car at a Drive-In cinema in America late on a hot summer's night with a big bag of pop corn.
Danny Boyle. (Listen to Danny Boyle on The Film Programme and Front Row).
Andy Serkis. He was absolutely brilliant as Ian Dury in Sex and Drugs and Rock and Roll.
Helena Bonham Carter. Compelling to watch and incredibly versatile from Cockney wench in Sweeney Todd to Queen Elizabeth in The King's Speech.
Will Poulter an exciting young British actor who stole the show in the latest Chronicles of Narnia film. Also in Son of Rambow but I first spotted him in Channel 4's School of Comedy and thought he was brilliant.
Not 3D.
Not for me.
Not yet but it's a rough road ahead.
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