7º – Suspiria (Dario Argento, 1977)
A newcomer enters a ballet academy, only to discover that the place is being plagued by strange murders. Belonging to the Italian filmmaker Dario Argento, ‘Suspiria’ escapes the common patterns of the genre, building an aesthetically impeccable film, with a warm and unforgettable photograph, an engaging story and a powerful soundtrack.
6º – Three Colors: Red (Krzysztof Kieslowski, 1994)
In the plot, a young woman runs over an old man’s dog, initiating a strange friendship with the man after the event. A masterpiece of cinema, ‘Three Colors: Red’ explains how important the figure of friendship is for the human compendium in the world, bringing eventual mistakes of our journey and how it is always easier to overcome them in the company of another person.
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