6. Lakeith Stanfield plays the call-centre worker who realises he possesses undiscovered talents in a fierce, scattershot satire from musician/activist Boots Riley. Massively successful Marvel superhero epic, with Chadwick Boseman playing the African monarch whose hidden kingdom is threatened by outsiders craving power-bestowing minerals. Gorgeous-looking epic from Paweł Pawlikowski, in which a Polish singer and pianist fall in love but find their relationship thwarted and stalled by geopolitical events outside their control. 2018 QSR 50Read the ProfilesBrowse the Big ChartSee The ContendersSegment chartsBurgerSn Offensive players occupy the first two spots in Daniel Jeremiah's initial ranking of the 2018 draft's top 50 prospects, with Saquon Barkley leading the list. Beautifully observed and acted drama about a six-year-old who is sent to live with relatives after her mother dies, from Spanish writer-director Carla Simón. Wes Anderson’s detailed, loving homage to Japanese pop culture, about a boy who goes looking for his dog after all canines have been exiled to a small island. Incendiary parable for the Trump era from Spike Lee, dramatising the true story of an African American policeman who helps infiltrate the Ku Klux Klan in the 1970s. The Top 10 is similar to 2017 with a few firms swapping place; HB Communications fell out of the Top 10 and into the number 12 spot while Avidex moved from number 11 to number nine.Several companies made big jumps this year, leaping more than 10 spots on the list. Mosaic has rocketed up the Global Top 50 from number 45 a year ago. 2018 has been quite the year for pro AV—more mergers and acquisitions, continued market growth, and the global service provider trend. 1. BA1 1UA. Joaquin Phoenix is a traumatised mercenary hired to track down a kidnapped teenage girl in Lynne Ramsay’s violent, dreamlike thriller. Tekworks, Rex Electric, Sport View Television, Neurlink, Applied Video Technology, and Interstate Electronic Systems premiered at 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, and 50, respectively.Sign up below to get the latest from SCN, plus exclusive special offers, direct to your inbox!Thank you for signing up to System Contractor News. Listen to the top songs of the month in 2018 to brand new songs released in 2018. Impressive Korean mystery thriller from director Lee Chang-dong, about an aspiring novelist who suspects a girl he is in love with has been abducted by her creepy, rich boyfriend. Armando Iannucci’s comedy of political paranoia, with a top-notch cast fleshing out the fear-fuelled manoueverings after Uncle Joe kicks the bucket. Scabrous 18th-century black comedy from The Lobster director Yorgos Lanthimos, with Rachel Weisz and Emma Stone jostling for favour from Olivia Colman’s Queen Anne.Smart comedy about a cantankerous forger of literary memorabilia, featuring revelatory turns from Melissa McCarthy and Richard E Grant. Heartfelt evocation of the last years of Oscar Wilde’s life as he retreats into exile in Europe. Angry teen drama underscoring the rage behind #BlackLivesMatter, starring Amandla Stenberg as a student who witnesses a police shooting. Alpha Video & Audio also had a big leap, climbing 13 places from 42 to 29.We had a number of new entrants this year with seven new companies claiming spots from 40 to 50. In 2018, the US fertilizer maker purchased the Brazilian fertilizer business of the mining firm Vale for $2.5 billion. Keep up with trucking news Transport Topics and subscribe today. We listened and curated each of the best songs carefully according to our survey online. Quietly impressive drama from Valeska Grisebach about a group of German workers building a power station in rural Bulgaria who stoke tensions with local villagers. Here are VinePair’s top 50 wines of 2018, ranked. © Superlative teen movie from first-time director Bo Burnham starring Elsie Fisher as a super-anxious schoolkid dealing with early crushes and social media difficulties.

LeAnn Mueller at La Barbecue. New Era Technology—which last year was on the list as Advanced AV—moved up 14 spots to number 19, making it our highest jumper. - TOP 50 - Smart City Governments. Japanese auteur Hirokazu Kore-eda’s latest study of unlikely family units, in the shape of a clan of petty criminals who look after a little girl who has seemingly been abandoned on the streets. Brilliantly observed IVF comedy by The Savages’ Tamara Jenkins, with Paul Giamatti and Kathryn Hahn as the fortysomething New Yorkers doing their utmost to become parents.