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Find out which films to watch based on real events to be satisfied.
When we choose films for the evening, as a rule, we want either lightness or “interestingness”. It’s better if you can find both in one movie, then you’ll be able to have a really pleasant time, writes UNIAN.
Find out which films to watch based on real events to be satisfied.
The best films based on real events – selection
There are a large number of such films, of course, interesting films can be different for each person – some like biographies, others like information about historical events. We offer both of them – fortunately, old and new films made in the last 10-20 years allow you to have a blast.
“By gender” / On the Basis of Sex, 2018
This picture can be classified as a “historical film”, because its plot is based on the life of Ruth Ginsburg, one of the most influential women in the United States. The screenwriters and director managed to tell in incredibly interesting and detailed terms how this fragile girl built her career as a judge and what difficulties she faced in the 1970s in America.
“The Big Short” / The Big Short, 2015
If you are looking for good films based on real events, then this film is definitely for you (fans of Christian Bale will be especially pleased). The film talks about the crisis in the United States in 2007-2008, or more precisely, about several employees of a company on Wall Street who knew that difficult times would come. Thanks to their foresight, they managed to make good money, the question is how they did it.
“Catch Me If You Can” / Catch Me If You Can, 2002
The cult film with Leonardo DiCaprio has long taken one of the first places in the ratings of film fans – when discussing films that are worth watching, the name of this movie is always heard. The plot is based on the story of Frank Abigail, an incredibly smart and resourceful swindler who managed to earn millions of dollars before he was even 25 years old. On the other hand, his counterpart is an FBI agent who goes to all sorts of tricks and tricks to catch the criminal.
“The Pianist” / The Pianist, 2002
Films based on real events are always liked more than fiction – especially when it comes to sensitive and painful topics. The film “The Pianist” is a story about Wladyslaw Szpilman, a musician who was in Warsaw when World War II began. The situation was aggravated by his origin – the musician was a Polish Jew. Despite the complexity of the topic, the team that worked on this film managed to create a cinematic masterpiece.
“12 Years a Slave” / 12 Years a Slave, 2013
The main character of the film is Solomon Northup, an African American who lives and works in New York. One day he receives an invitation to come to work in Washington – he agrees and goes to the capital, but is kidnapped there. From that moment on, Northup finds himself in slavery – for 12 years he is bought and sold as a slave, and he feels all the hardships of such a situation.
