The Film Festival - ‘Films To See Before
You Die’ has always shown impactful and immersive movies throughout the weeks
on Star Movies Select HD. This time it will be stretching its arms by featuring
the final week of the film festival with an international acclaimed French
film, showcasing the fun and emotional relationship between an aristocrat who
is a handicapped millionaire and young fit street smart ex-con guy as his
caretaker who gradually turn into true best friends in The Intouchables or “Les
Intouchables. It is definitely a film not to miss at it is based on a true
story of friendship, rooted in honesty and humour between two individuals. Here
are a few reason why the film is definitely a noted member of ‘Films To See
Before You Die’: -
1.
Unconditional Friendship – People in society generally remain so trapped
in social barriers that in course of gaining something they tend to loose
other. Here comes the subject of priority in life which the care taker has paid
cent present to his boss or friend in the story that makes feel each viewer to
have a atleast one friend like this life.
2.
Beautiful Film-making – Intelligently filmed by co-directors and writers
Olivier Nakache and Eric Toledano, ‘The Intouchables’is a smart and perfect
project for them. The story of unconditional friendship, locations in Paris,
the blend of a rich & a poor where one is handicapped and the other is fit
and the music and timing choices all come together to make a perfect movie and
worth watching.
3.
Based on a True Story – A film based on imagination are conceived,
created, and executed, it’s true. But with a film based on a true story viewers
are ultimately united in their restored faith in the ability of humanity and
humour to keep even the worst-off afloat.
4.
Omar Sy and Francois Cluzet – These two actors who are central in the
film are certainly the charmers of the movie. Effortless acting of this duo is
a visual treat. Sy’s, character begins the film with a bad attitude and evolves
into someone with a true purpose in life.
5.
The Dance Scene - At one point, Philippe (played by François Cluzet) has
a bunch of his tightly-wound friends over for a stuffy gathering. However, the
happy-go-lucky Driss (played by Driss ) livens the place up by dancing to
Earth, Wind & Fire’s snappy tune “Boogie Wonderland”.
With all these moments, The Intouchables
is certainly a movie that is a French classic which touches your heart and
makes you laugh.
Don’t miss the film tonight, 13th
December on Star Moves Select HD at 9pm.
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