3º – The Notebook (Nick Cassavetes, 2004)
The film explores different phases and fragments of the relationship between a man and a woman, working as a central character for the development of the story the figure of time in its central characters. ‘The Notebook’ is that typical film to watch with whom you love, bringing a beautiful story that can be emotional at certain moments.
2º – Moonlight (Barry Jenkins, 2016)
Several fragments of a boy’s life are explored by the plot, bringing the intricacies of his exaggerated relationship with the world around him: ‘Moonlight’ can give an assertive look at a layer neglected by cinema: homoaffective relationships between blacks. An unquestionable masterpiece of cinema that remains in the mind of the viewer even long after its completion.
1º – The Glenn Miller Story (Anthony Mann, 1954)
Nurturing a very assertive biographical tone, the film tells the life story of the musician Glenn Miller, capturing the most emblematic moments of his trajectory in the world and of his romance with the woman he loves, ‘The Glenn Miller Story’ is a film that uses a pleasant atmosphere from beginning to end, winning his moments of higher quality in James Stewart’s performance as protagonist.
