7º – JFK (Oliver Stone, 1991)
The film follows the investigation on the assassination of President Kennedy, exploring each meander about one of the most remarkable facts of the 20th century. ‘JFK’ is one of the best films with a biographical theme ever conceived. Its director, the great Oliver Stone, manages to give dynamism to a genre that traditionally stands out as rustic, making the more than three hours of the film ephemeral, with a fantastic editing work.
6º – The Pelican Brief (Alan J. Pakula, 1993)
In the plot, a law student, by mere chance, ends up discovering a great conspiracy. Now in danger, the woman must try to turn over her evidence to the authorities and stay alive. Belonging to the excellent cinema by director Alan J. Pakula, the film is dynamic from beginning to end, raising a story permeated by nuances and twists.
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