9º – Stalker (Andrei Tarkovsky, 1979)
The plot tells the story of a guide, called “Stalker”, who takes two men to a kind of forbidden zone, where, at a certain point in the place, there is a rumor that wishes can be fulfilled. Andrei Tarkovsky’s masterpiece, ‘Stalker’ has a unique, somewhat strange atmosphere that never lets the viewer feel completely comfortable with what he or she is seeing.
8º – Interiors (Woody Allen, 1978)
Woody Allen’s homage to the classic ‘Screams and Whispers’, by Swedish Ingmar Bergman, ‘Interiors’ brings the life of incongruities of three sisters who end up hatching in a tangle of uncertainties when they discover that their parents are divorcing. Cathartic experience about the synthesis of the erratic behavior of the human being, the film is a delight for the spectators assiduous by the similarities exposed in the works of Allen and Bergman.
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