After a count of view movies in my short years, the number is just long, I have selected from among them, those ten not ever get tired of seeing. I took for discretion, given the difficult task of selecting , those I've seen as many times in film and television. The value content and visual design were also variables that determined the preference given.
Movies inevitable in the long list of films that have to be seen by a social communicator, share them with you, watch it and assure high emotional impact. One recommendation: Discuss the audiovisual language the speech the main characters and the narrative form ... therefore find codes of great value in form and content .
1) BRAVEHEART (1995) In the fourteenth century the English dominate Scotland charging high taxes and imposing unjust laws that oppress their subjects. One of these is William Wallace, a young man returning to their lands after many years, having lived away with her uncle after the death of his entire family at the hands of the British. Quiet man, just want to live in peace secretly married a young woman is murdered shortly after by the soldiers of King Edward I. That will be the beginning of a bloody revolution against British tyranny.
Winner of five Academy Awards, including Best Picture Oscar.
2) Gandhi (1982) Mahatma Gandhi became one of the most respected spiritual and political leaders of the twentieth century, who helped the liberation of the Indian people of the British colonial government through peaceful resistance, and is honored by his people as the Father of the Nation of India. It was the Hindus who was called Gandhi Mahatma, meaning Great Soul.
Thus, wisdom and intellectual skills of this man was able to defeat an authoritarian government and liberate an entire nation and lead a people to freedom.
This film was winner of 5 Oscars in 1983: Best Picture, Best Director, Best Costume, Best Writing and Best Actor.
3) YING Hiong (2002) Hero, Hero. Towards the end of period of wars between 481 and 221 BC, China was divided into seven kingdoms engaged in a great conflict for supremacy. One was dominated by death and despair. North King was obsessed with becoming the leader of the largest empires, but this should kill their enemies, of which three were the most dangerous: Broken Sword, Flying Snow and Sky. Promised great wealth and power who could free him from these three great warriors. No one has claimed for many years so huge bounty until one day a mysterious individual, Nameless (Jet Li), bearing the weapons of the three warriors and defeated.
both Oscar Nominated Globe Gold for Best Foreign Film in 2002.
4) Luther (2003) son of a poor family, Luther is a young man full of illusions. Student of theology at Augustinian monastery, during a mission to Rome, his confidence in the church is shattered at the corruption that reigns in papal circles. Driven by his faith and a careful reading of the Bible, begin to question the established religious practices. Tension accelerates as Luther writes a list of 95 theses on indulgences denying the pope any right to forgive sins and exposed in the church door in Wittenberg. Luther goes on trial to the pope but not break it unless they can prove with evidence of the Bible that what you have written is not correct. The schism has begun.
Awards and Nominations: Best Director at the Biberach Film Festival, 2003. And the best production design in the Bavarian Film Awards, 2003.
5) TWO BROTHERS (2004) births the heart of the jungles of Southeast Asia, the ruins of a forgotten temple centuries ago, two tigers grow up playing and learning under the benevolent gaze of the Buddha mossy and supervised by their parents. One was shy and sweet and the other brave and daring. When a former hunter arrives to plunder the sacred temple, the fate of the two brothers changes forever. The timid brother becomes a circus star with the name of Kumal. The brave becomes the beloved companion of the son of a colonial administrator, which gives the name of Sangha before handing it to a prince who will teach you to fight. At maturity the two brothers meet again in the sand of the prince, where they must come face to face. Winning
best editing and best picture nominee at the Cesar Awards, France.
6) KAROL. UN UOMO DIVENTATO PAPA (2005) Poland. 30 years of the twentieth century. Karol Wojtyla has dreams, many dreams. One after another are shattering. First by the loss of his beloved mother and brother. Then, by the outbreak of war followed by the exodus of people fleeing death. And finally, for the first signs of persecution of the Jews. These events mark the beginning of the long journey of Karol, from worker to poet and teacher. An odyssey full of encounters that eventually led him to the priesthood, and after, in 1978, to become the man who has marked an era and made history. With an extraordinary soundtrack of Ennio Morricone laureate repeatedly.
Television Award Winner Giacomo Biattato (Director) at 27 ° edizione dell'Efebo D'Oro.
7) THE SIXTH SENSE (1999)
The little Cole Sear eight years has special psychic powers. Ghosts visit him occasionally. The boy, too young to understand what is happening, is only able to explain to Dr. Crowe. The doctor will try to discover the truth about the supernatural powers of the child.
6 Oscar nominations: picture, director, editing, original screenplay, supporting actor, supporting actress.
7) THE SIXTH SENSE (1999) The little Cole Sear eight years has special psychic powers. Ghosts visit him occasionally. The boy, too young to understand what is happening, is only able to explain to Dr. Crowe. The doctor will try to discover the truth about the supernatural powers of the child.
6 Oscar nominations: picture, director, editing, original screenplay, supporting actor, supporting actress.
8) SHI MIAN MAI FU (2004) (House of Flying Daggers)
The year 859 BC and the Tang Dynasty, once thriving, is in decline. Unrest is raging throughout the country and the corrupt government is locked in battle with rebel armies that are forming in protest. The largest and most prestigious is the "House of Flying Daggers," which is becoming ever more powerful under a mysterious new leader. Two local captains, Leo and Jin are ordered to capture the new leader and hatch an elaborate plan to get it. Captain Jin will pretend to be a lone warrior called Wind and rescue the beautiful, blind revolutionary Mei from prison, earning her trust and escorting the barracks general secrecy of the House of Flying Daggers. The plan works, but to their surprise, Jin and Mei fall deeply in love during the long journey to the House. The film has gotten a Oscar nomination for Best Cinematography. 9 nominated for BAFTA British Academy Film. Golden Globe nominee for Best Foreign Language Film. Zhang Yimou won the Best Director Award at the 2004 Awards National Society of Film Critics United States.
9) THE OTHERS (2001)
Isle of Jersey in the English Channel in 1945. World War II is over, but Grace's husband does not return. Alone in an isolated Victorian manor house, educate their children in strict religious rules. Children suffering from a rare disease: they can not get direct sunlight. The three new servants to join the family must learn a rule of life: the house is always in shadow, never open a door if not closed earlier. The strict order that Grace has set up then it will be challenged. Grace, children and those around them will step unexpected and final.
won eight Goya Awards including awards for best film and best director.
10) A BEAUTIFUL MIND (2001). BRILLIANT MIND.
Human drama about a genius. Is inspired by the life of mathematician John Forbes Nash Jr. The attractive and highly eccentric Nash made an astonishing discovery early in his career and became famous worldwide. But his meteoric rise to the intellectual stratosphere suffered a dramatic change of course when Nash's brilliant mind was attacked by schizophrenia. Faced with a challenge that would have destroyed any other, Nash fought to recover with the help of his devoted wife Alicia. After decades of hardship overcame her tragedy and received the Nobel Prize in 1994. Nash today is a living legend who remains devoted to his work. Won
cuatro Oscar a la mejor película, al mejor director, a la mejor actriz de reparto y al mejor guión adaptado, y obtuvo otras cuatro nominaciones, al mejor actor principal, al mejor montaje, a la mejor música, y al mejor maquillaje.
9) THE OTHERS (2001) Isle of Jersey in the English Channel in 1945. World War II is over, but Grace's husband does not return. Alone in an isolated Victorian manor house, educate their children in strict religious rules. Children suffering from a rare disease: they can not get direct sunlight. The three new servants to join the family must learn a rule of life: the house is always in shadow, never open a door if not closed earlier. The strict order that Grace has set up then it will be challenged. Grace, children and those around them will step unexpected and final.
won eight Goya Awards including awards for best film and best director.
10) A BEAUTIFUL MIND (2001). BRILLIANT MIND. Human drama about a genius. Is inspired by the life of mathematician John Forbes Nash Jr. The attractive and highly eccentric Nash made an astonishing discovery early in his career and became famous worldwide. But his meteoric rise to the intellectual stratosphere suffered a dramatic change of course when Nash's brilliant mind was attacked by schizophrenia. Faced with a challenge that would have destroyed any other, Nash fought to recover with the help of his devoted wife Alicia. After decades of hardship overcame her tragedy and received the Nobel Prize in 1994. Nash today is a living legend who remains devoted to his work. Won
cuatro Oscar a la mejor película, al mejor director, a la mejor actriz de reparto y al mejor guión adaptado, y obtuvo otras cuatro nominaciones, al mejor actor principal, al mejor montaje, a la mejor música, y al mejor maquillaje.
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