Writing, shooting, editing and releasing a feature film is an extremely complex and arduous process. There are so many moving parts in the movie that there is no guarantee that the movie will be translated into the audience or the way people imagine it. Because of this, movies range from absolutely scary to incredible works of art. The best are those who have the perfect team, who evoke emotions in their work and execute their vision. These are some of the films. The eternal sunshine of flawless mind is emotional roller coaster. When Director Michel gunri and current screenwriter Charlie Kaufman meet in 2004, the result is the eternal sunshine of flawless mind. The main character of the film is Joel Barish, played by Jim Carrey, a lonely man who has a romantic relationship with an outgoing woman named Clementine, played by Kate Winslet. After their relationship deteriorated, they both went through a process of erasing each other from their minds, but it was not as easy as it seemed. The result is a very touching film and an incredible original story, Kaufman's script won the Oscar for best original script. It is not surprising that Budapest Hotel is not only the highest box office movie of Wes Anderson, but also the first movie nominated for Best Director Oscar. Almost everything makes his films different and combines them. The film is full of delightful freeze frames, witty dialogue and eccentric characters. The book focuses on a lobby boy named zero (Tony ravolori), who got a job in Budapest Hotel and was run by the eccentric Mr. Gustav (Ralph Fiennes). From there, you are thrown into Anderson's world, where nothing can be predicted. One of the most difficult topics that filmmakers try to solve is the existentialism problem about religion, meaning of life, morality and purpose. This is exactly what Martin Scorsese wants to do in his movie silence. The film is about two Jesuit priests (Andrew Garfield and Adam driver) who sneak into Japan and find their mentor (Liam Nissen) who is said to have given up his faith. After being discovered, Garfield's character was either forced to give up and risk being cursed, or watched his fellow priests tortured to death. The film is like Rodrigo prito's work of art, which contrasts beauty with cruelty and explores the deep concepts of doubt, pain and belief. [P>
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