PERIOD DRAMA

This transposition of Charlotte Brontë's classic tells the story of Jane Eyre, an independent and strong-willed young woman who becomes a governess. When Jane arrives at Thornfield Hall, she meets the enigmatic Mr Rochester and despite their differences in social status and temperament, an implicit love is born between them. Yet a secret of Mr Rochester's creates a major conflict and strains their relationship to the limit. Mia Wasikowska provides all the vulnerability her indomitable character requires, blending perfectly with a cold Victorian atmosphere.

Set in nazi Germany, the film follows young Liesel Meminger, who is sent to live with a foster family. Discovering the power of words and her interest in literature, Liesel manages to evade the horror that surrounds her and those she knows and loves, whose lives are forever transformed. Based on a bestseller by Markus Zusak, the film stars Sophie Nélisse in a captivating performance and features a beautiful score by the legendary John Williams.

An emblematic melodrama of its time that tells the story of Scarlett O'Hara, a capricious young Southern girl, amidst amorous conquests and the explosive context of the Civil War (1861-1865). Already a myth of popular culture, it is a cinematic epic movie (its four-hour running time contributes), with memorable performances, visually stunning, and impossible to be indifferent to.

Guido is a fun Italian Jew who falls in love and has a son. With the Nazi occupation, he tries to hide the horror from the child's eyes, using fun and heartbreaking ways to make him believe that life is still beautiful. Prepare your tears.

In the early 20th century, a prince with a debilitating stammer ascends to the throne unexpectedly. Battling his speech impediment and the weight of a nation, he forms an unlikely friendship with a charismatic speech therapist who helps him find his voice. Based on a true story, this inspiring film explores themes of resilience, friendship, and the triumph of the human spirit. With outstanding performances, it offers a compelling insight into the struggles of leadership and the transformative power of overcoming personal challenges.

In a dark hallway, Rebecca waits her turn at an audition and watches as a pushy actress throws around her famous father's name to get tho the head of the line. Inside, the director immediately asks her to see her breasts. Humiliated and teary-eyed, she is later comforted by the same pushy actress, who echoes her humiliation. The encounter leaves both women with a stronger sense of self, and renewed dignity.

Christine Daaé, a talented young singer, after being discovered by the known playboy Comte Philippe de Chagny, is sent to the Paris Opera House by her new patron to be classically trained. Unfortunately, her point of contact, the manager, Gérard Carrière, has just been fired. The new managers -- Cholet and his wife, Carlotta -- put Christine to work in the costuming department instead. After a short time there, Christine is overheard singing in the dead of night by the fabled Phantom of the Opera that lurks far below the theatre. The Phantom soon introduces himself as Maestro and decides to take Christine under his wing, training her voice himself. However, all of their plans upend when Comte de Chagny returns to Paris.

Set in the 1930s, the story takes place in an old-fashioned English country house where a weekend shooting party is underway. The story centers on the McCordle family, particularly the man of the house, Sir William McCordle (Sir Michael Gambon). Getting on in years, William has become a benefactor to many of his relatives and friends. As the weekend goes on, secrets are revealed, and it seems that everyone, above stairs and below, wants a piece of William and his money, but how far will they go to get it?

Queen Elizabeth I is in conflict on several fronts, including the treachery of her own family, who secretly conspire to remove her from the throne. On the amorous sphere, her love for a sailor does not seem to have a likely future. On the other hand, the King of Spain, Philip II, sends his army with the intention of restoring roman catholicism in England. Cate Blanchett reprises her role as Queen Elizabeth I in this sequel with incredible production and costume design: a stunning period drama.

Set in the 16th century within a divided and violent England, the Catholic Queen Mary dies and her protestant half-sister Elizabeth, who remained imprisoned, assumes the throne. She is perceived as weak while her advisors are divided between those who support her and those who conspire against her reign; moreover, she is pressured to marry and have an heir. This biographical film brought Cate Blanchett international recognition; a historical drama with a thriller feel, subtle yet absorbing.