5º – Me and Earl and the Dying Girl (Alfonso Gomez-Rejon, 2015)
We’ll enter the lives of Greg, a creative teenager focused on spending school time without standing out from the crowd, his friend Earl, a kind of mirror of his friend’s constructs, and Rachel, a teenager who had recently discovered cancer. The film has an assertive rhythm, exploring each nuance of adolescence in the American context, separating its story into two distinct strands, one cheerful and the other dealing with the pain of certain facts of the plot.
4º – Hocus Pocus (Kenny Ortega, 1993)
Surrounded by the reality of a small town, some children unintentionally end up waking up three witches from the 17th century. Now it’s up to them to defeat the witches and save the city. Abracadabra’ is one of the most iconic films with a Halloween theme, using a plot that brings together the best of the 1990s.
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