7º – A Bronx Tale (Robert De Niro, 1993)
We will explore several years of a young man’s life trajectory, capturing from childhood to adulthood, always against the backdrop of his story in the mafia and his honest and moralist father. A different option on the subject of the mafia in cinema, ‘A Bronx Tale’ has a cadenced plot, more based on the full construction of its characters, a good direction and performance by Robert De Niro – who commands both fronts – besides the productive rest of the cast.
6º – Zodiac (David Fincher, 2007)
Based on real events, the film tells the story of an investigation over the years into a serial killer called a “zodiac,” who had attacked his victims between the 1960s and 1970s. Irretrievable, ‘Zodiac’ is a lesson in how to do suspense, with a plot that gains all its dynamism with small events and conceptually of little relevance to the core of the investigation. A true masterpiece by David Fincher.
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