#7 As Good as It Gets (James L. Brooks, 1997)
In the plot, a middle-aged man full of mental disorders has the opportunity to change his life by encountering some unlikely numbers. ‘As Good as It Gets’ unleash the scene with a stimulating atmosphere and play a role that represents the limitations of OCD attributed to individuals.
#6 Black Swan (Darren Aronofsky, 2010)
A dancers have the opportunity to perform outstanding dance performances. However, the process of preparing for the event eventually gradually deprived the young lady of her reason and plunged her into a struggle between reality and illusion. “Black Swan” ‘s creative plot can change in every outdated scene, full of twists and turns, and firmly study its central character.
#5 Shame (Steve McQueen, 2011)
A man in his thirties entered his private life and experienced a devastating journey surrounded by sexual coercion, which was suitable for his various social activities. When a man’s sister needs to stay home, the movie becomes very meaningful, explaining some unpleasant facts of the past. “Shame” is rustic at the center of its history, drawing on the traditional talent of director Steve McQueen and using Michael Fassbinder’s outstanding performance to capture every plan.
