7º – The King of Comedy (Martin Scorsese, 1982)
An aspiring comedian tries in every way to get a tape with her recordings of performances to be heard by a television studio. However, after several denials and the discovery of a new and dangerous companion, the man will resort to the kidnapping of his biggest television idol (who had also rejected him before) in order to realize his dream. Hilário in all his attacks, we can say that the success of the film is due, in fact, the unique performance of Robert De Niro ahead of the protagonist.
6º – Breaking the Waves (Lars von Trier, 1996)
The film tells the turbulent story of a couple of boyfriends, exploring several moments of their lives, bringing both positive and negative events. ‘Breaking the Waves’, directed by the controversial Lars von Trier, works with a cruel plot in his resolutions, also outlining the figure of the faith that dominates a certain point of the couple’s journey, explaining the concept of sacrifice in one of the individuals.
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