5º – Okja (Joon-ho Bong, 2017)
After having her pet kidnapped by a large company, a little girl embarks on a journey through the world in an attempt to recover the animal, seeing a little on the rotten side of humanity. ‘Okja’ is an aesthetically impeccable work, bringing some truly impressive scenes. His plot also follows the good construction of the aesthetic part, giving the viewer an engaging story permeated by nuances.
4º – The Meyerowitz Stories (Noah Baumbach, 2017)
We will follow the story of an unsuitable family, understanding how three brothers deal with the exacerbated figure of their father. Alternating comedy and drama, the film shows the degree of normality in some difficult instances of life, such as death, illness and abandonment, never attenuating the concepts worked out. A great film, also featuring a masterful performance by the legendary Dustin Hoffman.
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