9º – Chef (Jon Favreau, 2014)
A renowned chef decides to leave everything behind and open his own “food truck” with his family. ‘Chef’ is fun from start to finish, bringing the main figure to the food. However, here we can also see the various possible forms of life in our contemporary society.
8º – The Untouchables (Olivier Nakache, 2011)
A young man has the chance to work for a rich tetraplegic man, rediscovering several of the pleasures of life, as well as offering his employer a chance to glimpse again the figure of happiness. ‘The Untouchables’ is productive in its central proposal, relying on a engaging and dynamic history, a quality direction and excellent performances in its core cast.
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