3º – The Meyerowitz Stories (Noah Baumbach, 2017)
We will follow the story of an unsuitable family, understanding how three brothers deal with the exacerbated figure of their father. Alternating comedy and drama, the film shows the degree of normality in some difficult instances of life, such as death, illness and abandonment, never attenuating the concepts worked out. A great film, also featuring a masterful performance by the legendary Dustin Hoffman.
2º – While We’re Young (Noah Baumbach, 2014)
A middle-aged couple sees in the figure of a young man the chance to relive pleasant fragments of the past, forming a friendship with the boy. However, this search for a past that no longer exists will only bring more suffering to the couple: ‘While We’re Young’ is an impacting comedy, provoking their mood situations with difficult issues in the lives of their central characters.
1º – The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (Ben Stiller, 2013)
Tired of his insomniac routine and little substantial in his work, a man decides to start a journey around the world, coming to know a whole new reality in his life. Directed and starred by Ben Stiller, ‘The Secret Life of Walter Mitty’ takes advantage of a sense of adventure that dominates each scene, highlighting the natural elements of the world as an active part in the film and the life of his central character.
