4º – Detachment (Tony Kaye, 2011)
Wrapped in an inexorable process of detachment from his life, a substitute teacher has to deal with new affects and unexpected responsibilities. Melancholic in every attack, this work also avoids bringing positive aspects about humanity, and when it does, then it offers something much worse, deconstructing positive points. The film still has a beautiful performance of the actor Adrien Brody.
3º – Submarino (Thomas Vinterberg, 2010)
Exposing the tragic destinies of two brothers after a remarkable event in their childhoods, Submarino consolidates like a cold movie. We will have a cadenced rhythm being brought by its director, leaving all the dramatic charge for its decisive moments, when some beautiful takes take many spectators to the tears.
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