5º – Anomalisa (Duke Johnson, 2015)
A successful writer is in a hotel to give a lecture. Instead, the man will find in the figure of a fan of his books the instance of an unexpected novel. However, the emptiness in his life ends up being greater than his strength to discover new things. One of the most intelligent animations arranged by the seventh art, ‘Anomalisa’ is strong, bringing a story that investigates all the pathological core contained in our model of facing life.
4º – Inside Out (Pete Docter, 2015)
Proposing to the viewer a unique story, this animation puts us to experience various fragments of a woman’s life, passing through her childhood to her adolescence. However, the unique initiative here is to bring these fragments through the eyes of the girl’s psychological processes. Simplified, of course, we will have access to Joy, Sadness, Anger, Fear and Disgust, all these forms of emotion giving space to personifications in ridiculous characters. ‘Inside Out’ is an animation that works with the best that the world has to offer to each scene. A funny work, well done and that, still, presents to the viewer in a sweet way some restlessness of our lives.
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