9º – Rushmore (Wes Anderson, 1998)
We will follow the everyday student life of a teenager completely different from the ordinary, seeing the young man fall in love with a teacher, start a friendship with a middle-aged man and also deal with the nuances of his relationship with his best friend. Directed by Wes Anderson, ‘Rushmore’ is a comedy that can portray the turbulence of adolescence, managing to mitigate the more rustic events of the stage by mild exposure of scenes.
8º – American Pie (Paul Weitz, 1999)
Simple in its objectives, the film presents several stories of some young people in their decisive periods in the passage from high school to the so dreamed university life. A blockbuster film from the late 1990s, “American Pie” gave new directions to this movie niche, being copied (in much less productive models, of course) to this day.
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