9º – Bed & Board (François Truffaut, 1970)
Following the saga of the character Antoine Doinel, this film explores the man’s life during a complicated period in his marriage, studying his day to day hectic and his relationship with other women. In the film of François Truffaut, this film raises what the best French director has consummated in his filmography, with a plot that brings sincere components about a marriage, with its positive and negative factors.
8º – Moonstruck (Norman Jewison, 1987)
The film bears the story of a young woman who ends up falling in love with a family member of the man who should formalize a relationship, resulting in a series of confusions in his family. ‘Moonstruck’ shows a more rhythmic rhythm, with well-constructed and fun scenes. The presence of Nicolas Cage and Cher in command of the central characters are the highest quality points, both with impeccable performances.
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I like your lists and the crisp, insightful pieces. But since I went through a lot of them at once, I must point, you use “Compendium” a lot. 🙂