Sometimes you just want to get away from the rigors of everyday life and plunge into a world where goodness triumphs. If you can’t wait to watch something in the spirit of Intouchables and Forrest Gump, check out these movies. Pour some tea, curl up in a comforter, and get ready to plunge into the world of light and instructive stories that will make you as happy as winning at real money slots online!
Rain Man
Selfish and cynical boy Charlie, after the death of his father, claims a luxurious inheritance. His dreams aren’t destined to come true: almost all the benefits go to his younger brother Raymond, who is autistic. To “restore justice,” Charlie kidnaps his relative from the clinic and is going to trick him into taking everything for himself. But the better the young man gets to know his brother, the more he thinks about the humanity of his intentions.
Belle et Sébastien
Little Sébastien lives with a foster family in a French village occupied by the Third Reich during World War II. Besides the horrors of war, the village is shaken by rumors of a menacing beast that kills sheep. While the villagers sit in fear of this creature, the boy comes face to face with it, but the monster that so terrifies the people turns out to be an ordinary shepherd dog that lacks love and attention. Sebastian quickly finds a common language with her and even gives her a name – Belle. So begins their secret friendship, full of adventures.
Fahim
Fahim, a young native of Bangladesh and the chess genius of his country, seeks political asylum in France with his father. Finding themselves in the status of irregular migrants, they try to avoid deportation. At the same time, the boy meets the famous grandmaster Sylvain, who teaches at the school chess club. At the beginning, their relations strain, but after a while, the teacher manages to discern in the boy a talent and animosity develops into lasting friendship. Then fate throws Fahim a chance: by winning the chess championship he can avoid expulsion. From this moment on, a double struggle begins – for the championship and for the chance to stay in the new place.
Le Fabuleux Destin d’Amélie Poulain
Amélie Poulain is a dreamy Frenchwoman who lives in her own world and sees reality through the prism of childhood spontaneity. The girl was raised in four walls, not allowed to communicate with other children. So Amelie got used to being just an observer rather than an active participant in life, but she learned to notice details that other people don’t pay attention to. Everything changes when she finds a box with someone’s memorabilia. For the first time, Amelie decides to act instead of just looking, and rushes out to find the owner. In this little investigation, she finds love and a new purpose – to do good and help people.
Donne-moi des ailes
Christian, a fanatical ornithologist, has devoted his entire life to the study of birds. His work has become his way of life – saving wild geese, he has forgotten about everything, including his family. One day his son Thomas pays him a visit – his mother forcibly sent the teenager on vacation to his father. Fascinated only by computers and games, the young man is terrified: in the village there is no Internet or normal mobile communication, and the experiments of his father, a freak, he doesn’t care. But boredom in the absence of civilization has done its work, and little by little the boy began to penetrate into Christian’s fascination. Now together they must help an endangered species to make a dangerous flight.
La La Land
Mia, an aspiring actress, and the jazz pianist Sebastian dream of fame and fulfillment. Their careers don’t pan out – she repeatedly fails auditions, and he is forced to play the hated, but popular compositions in dubious bars in Los Angeles. They didn’t know each other, but fate brought them together several times in fleeting verbal altercations. Only on the third try do the young people get to know each other, and a stormy romance ensues between them. Along with personal life, the heroes go uphill and the professional sphere, but the further they move up the career ladder, the harder it is to be together. Will the characters be able to keep their love?
