9º – Life is Sweet (Mike Leigh, 1990)
The film explores the intense daily life of a middle-class family in London. We will learn more about the way each member of this family acts, glimpsing their pleasures and sufferings. Mike Leigh presents a daring film, powerful in its general proposal, with light and heavy moments. Here, more than the uncertainties of life, the film explores the attempt to ignore possible problematic instances of the day to day life of this family, always trying to change the course of their lives.
8º – Ghost (Jerry Zucker, 1990)
After her partner is murdered in a robbery, a young woman has to rebuild her life. However, after a medium comes to her claiming that the ghost of her dead partner is present, she begins to question everything she had for sure in her life. ‘Ghost’ is a film that will certainly take several tears away from you. Your dense and exciting story moves with every scene you overcome, and you even know how to work with comic passages that can mix certain feelings in the viewer. Highlights include the performances of Patrick Swayze and Demi Moore leading the protagonists.
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