A film with profound and touching content.

1. Diary of Anne Frank is adapted from Het Achterhuis. A 16-year-old girl's greatest wish is to become a journalist and writer. Because of an evil war launched by Hitler, she died in a Nazi concentration camp in her sixties. This diary records Anne's life and feelings when she was hiding in the secret room two years before her death. As a growing girl, she poured out her confusion and curiosity about sex in her diary.

Erin brockovich is an exciting film based on real events. Starring two-time Oscar nominee Julia Roberts, she plays a twice divorced mother with three young children. When she met something unusual, she bravely stood up and fought against it, and finally won.

3. The story of Guihe Bridge is gradually unfolded in two clues, one is the experience of Colonel Nelson and others in the prison camp, and the other is the escape life of American soldiers on the mountain. The director seems to deliberately put the British and Americans on the opposite side of the same situation, thus completing a sharp criticism and profound analysis of the British national character.

4. The Grapes of Wrath is adapted from Faulkner's novel. In the era of economic collapse in the 1930s, a large group of farmers in the midwest reluctantly abandoned their homes and moved westward to California in search of a better life. Although the reality is not ideal, they don't give up hope. The story is touching, realistic and accusatory, but it reveals the brilliance of human nature everywhere.

Helen Keller told a classic inspirational story, persistence is victory. This film is the true story of Helen Keller's girlhood. She suffered three pains and made great contributions to social welfare when she grew up. Very touching, but not pleasing to the eye. Both heroines have first-class performances, and both have been affirmed by Oscar. In the remake of 1979, Duke, who originally played Helen, was replaced by teacher Anne. In the third filming in 2000, Eliot, who plays the teacher, performed particularly well.

6. My Left Foot is adapted from the autobiographical novel of the late Irish genius writer and painter christy brown. Christy brown was born on1June 5, 932. This new life with congenital cerebral palsy failed to bring joy to his family. However, although God did not give Christie a sound body, he gave him wisdom and a movable left foot. Under the only conditions, dreams overcome everything. With his only wisdom and left foot, he became a world-famous artist and writer. ...

Daniel Day Lewis's difficult and realistic performance in the film made all the actors feel ashamed and touched all the audience. He deserved to win the Best Actor Award in 1990. At the same time, the great "mother" in this film also won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress.

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This is a movie recommended by the internet, and I chose some more. In fact, there are many excellent movies in China, such as Alive, The Mountain, The Man and The Dog. As for Pulp Fiction, you'd better not watch it. That's disgusting. It's a movie about drug abuse and vomiting.