1. "The Diary of Anne Frank" is adapted from "The Diary of Anne Frank". A sixteen-year-old girl, her biggest wish is to be a reporter and writer, but because of an evil war launched by Hitler, she... He died in a Nazi concentration camp at the age of 18. This diary is a record of Anne's life and emotions when she was hiding in the secret room two years before her death. As a growing teenager, she confided in her diary the confusion of constant conflicts with her mother and her sexual curiosity.

2. "Never Compromise" is an exciting film based on real events. Starring Julia Roberts, who has been nominated for two Academy Awards. In the play, she plays a twice-divorced mother of three young children. When she encounters injustice, she bravely stands up to fight against it. struggled and ultimately won.

3. The story of "Bridge on the River Kwai" gradually unfolds in the intertwining of two clues. One side is the experience of Colonel Nelson and others in the prisoner of war camp, and the other side is the escape career of American soldier Hills. , the director seems to have deliberately placed the British and Americans in opposite positions in the same situation, thereby completing a sharp criticism and profound analysis of the British national character.

4. "The Grapes of Wrath" is adapted from Faulkner's novel. During the economic collapse of the 1930s, a large group of Midwestern farmers reluctantly abandoned their homes and migrated westward to California as if they were fleeing. A better life. Although the reality is not as good as the ideal, they do not give up hope. The story is touching, the content is realistic and accusatory, but it reveals the brilliance of human nature everywhere.

5. "Helen Keller" This film tells a classic inspirational story about persistence is victory. This film is the true story of Helen Keller as a girl who suffered three levels of pain and made great contributions to social welfare after growing up. It's touching, but not an eye-catching subject. Both heroines gave top-notch performances and both received Oscar nods. In the 1979 remake, Duke, who originally played Helen, was recast as the teacher Annie. In the third filming in 2000, Elliot, who played the teacher, was particularly good.

6. The film "My Left Foot" is adapted from the autobiographical novel of the late Irish genius writer and painter Christy Brown. Christy Brown was born on June 5, 1932. This innate brain The arrival of the paralyzed new life failed to bring joy to his family. However, although God did not give Christie a sound body, he gave him wisdom and a mobile left foot. The dream defeated everything under the only conditions. Relying on his only wisdom and left foot, he became a world-renowned artist and writer...

Daniel Day-Lewis's difficult and realistic performance in the film It put all the actors to shame and moved all the audiences. He deservedly won the Oscar for Best Actor in 1990. At the same time, the great "Mother" in this film also won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress that year.

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This is a movie recommended on the Internet. I have chosen some more. In fact, domestic movies There are also some excellent works in it, such as "Alive" and "That Mountain, That Man, That Dog". As for "Pulp Fiction", it's best not to watch it, it's disgusting, a drug-taking, vomiting movie.