7º – August: Osage County (John Wells, 2013)
The paths of several characters of a family end up returning to the house where they grew up, exposing the various problems of each person inserted there and their anguish with the course of their lives. The film, sometimes, is very attached to exaggerated scenes, with performances too intense for what the script proposes, but, in general, the work is successful in showing how a dysfunctional family can compromise the psychological structure of several individuals inserted in that reality.
6º – Deception (Marcel Langenegger, 2008)
Trying to keep the figure of loneliness out of his life, a man decides to give in to the requests of a work friend and enters a reality of a secret club to attract women. Good suspense, this film does not present innovative fragments of scenes or history, but manages to remain extremely interesting from beginning to end. A movie that certainly deserves to be watched by fans of suspense.
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