7º – Submarino (Thomas Vinterberg, 2010)
Exposing the tragic destinies of two brothers after a remarkable event in their childhoods, ‘Submarino’ consolidates like a cold movie. We will have a cadenced rhythm being brought by its director, leaving all the dramatic charge for its decisive moments, when some beautiful takes take many spectators to the tears.
6º – Barefoot Gen (Mori Masaki, 1983)
Concentrated on Hiroshima, near the end of World War II, the film brings the overwhelming and cruel effects of the atomic bomb on a local family. Sad in all its ways, ‘Barefoot Gen’ is not a film recommended for all types of public, nurturing a plot that denounces the horrors that a war presents to the most diverse individuals.
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