5º – Broken Flowers (Jim Jarmusch, 2005)
Involved in an empty and disheartening reality, a middle-aged man, after receiving a mysterious letter stating that he has a child, begins a journey in search of all the women who had some importance in his life. Explaining a hardened layer of the character of time in our central character, ‘Broken Flowers’ works with the importance of the present in the life of the human being, using an assertive direction and an unretouchable performance of actor Bill Murray.
4º – 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’ makes use of a sense of adventure that dominates each scene, evidencing the natural elements of the world as an active part in the film and in the life of his central character.
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