Slumdog Millionaire, the British-made film set in Mumbai which has become this  year's word-of-mouth hit, continued its unstoppable rise. Danny Boyle's  rags-to-riches flick, which is an adaptation of the Boeke Prize winning and Commonwealth Writers' Prize nominated novel Q and A by Indian author and diplomat  Vikas Swarup , and has already won four Golden Globes earlier t his month, recently had its  Indian premiere in Mumbai. It is one of five films in contention for best picture. The others are The  Reader; Milk, the true story of America's first openly gay politician;  Frost/Nixon, the dramatisation of Sir David Frost's televised showdown with  former US President Richard Nixon; and The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, a  fantasy starring Brad Pitt as a man who ages backwards, which leads the race  with 13 nominations. Each of the films has a best director nomination. "To win so many nominations is unbelievable and for two Indians to be in the  nominations ...
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