3º – Paris, Texas (Wim Wenders, 1984)
After several years gone, a man returns mysteriously, being found wandering in the desert. Now it’s up to him to form a bond with his young son who was under the care of his brother and set out on a journey behind his wife. Wim Wenders’ masterpiece, ‘Paris, Texas’ is beautiful from the first to the last scene, showing life in its simplest and common roots to all. A movie for us to watch and become a better person.
2º – Suntan (Argyris Papadimitropoulos, 2016)
A middle-aged doctor is hired to work on a small Greek island. Instead, wrapped in a solitary routine, the doctor will meet a young woman in his 20s who is gentle with him, sparking a complete destructive obsession in him. ‘Suntan’ is unique in raising the figure of a completely unscrupulous character as the protagonist, raising a story that is increasingly disturbing.
1º – Stand by Me (Rob Reiner, 1986)
A group of friends decides to embark on a journey in search of a lost body in the forest. Throughout the journey, friends will discover more about themselves and the tenuous and ephemeral ties that unite them. Nostalgic, ‘Stand by Me’ is a thrill for the spectator to bring a small portrait of the entanglement of situations that comprise the apparatus of childhood in the human being, highlighting the discoveries, pleasures and pains of the period, always striving to highlight, in particular, the figure of friendship.
