5º – Ray (Taylor Hackford, 2004)
The film explores the most important fragments of the life of the musician Ray Charles, working with his unique way of dealing with the world, his unquestionable talent and his lack of vision, which simply does not limit him. ‘Ray’ is a good movie, consummating itself as an honest biography about an important character of the twentieth century.
4º – The Lion King (Roger Allers, 1994)
In a society commanded by lions in the jungle, a king is betrayed by a member of his family, dying tragically. Now it’s up to your child to try to regain the brightness of that community once. ‘The Lion King’ is an animation without many fragments of humor, based more on the sense of adventure that dominates each scene, managing to work with various concepts about life in a light and didactic way.
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