High five Movies

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Adisankar MT, a mechanical engineering student from Thiruvananthapuram, writes in his top five movies

Iyobinte Pusthakam

‘Iyobinte Pushthakam’

‘Iyobinte Pushthakam’  

Amal Neerad’s visual treat for the new generation, with amazing performances from the cast. It is set against a family feud among three brothers.

The Lives Of Others

‘The Lives Of Others’

‘The Lives Of Others’  

This German film, set in the Cold War era in Berlin, renders a broad idea of the dogma inflicted upon citizens by an authoritarian Soviet rule and its associated espionage system that existed then. The award-winning act of the police character makes us contemplate on ethics vs professionalism.

There Will Be Blood

‘There Will Be Blood’

‘There Will Be Blood’  

A shrewd oil prospector establishes his oil company by overcoming all odds. The cinematography stands out in this flick.

Train Driver’s Diary

‘Train Driver’s Diary’

‘Train Driver’s Diary’  

The Serbian film is about a train driver, who unintentionally kills a few people. The narrative explores the relationship between a single father and his adopted son, who wants to take up his father’s job, but the father resents his decision.

The Intouchables

‘The Intouchables’

‘The Intouchables’  

A heart-warming French film, it tells the story of a quadriplegic, affluent businessman and the caretaker who stays with him. It is based on a true story.

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