5º – Black Swan (Darren Aronofsky, 2010)
A dancer is given the opportunity to perform a great dance performance. However, the process of preparation for the event ends up gradually taking away the sanity of the young woman, leaving her in a fight between reality and hallucinations. ‘Black Swan’ works with a plot that changes over every outdated scene, permeated by twists and assertively studying the figure of its central character.
4º – The Fire Within (Louis Malle, 1963)
We will follow small fragments of the day-to-day life of a man who has just left a recovery clinic for alcohol addicts, seeing how melancholy is how he acts on the world. Sad, ‘The Fire Within’ exposes the destructive consequences that certain addictions have on the psychological siege of a person, bringing the figure of depression that walks alongside the central character.
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