Why every woman should see these 10 movies
Cinema can be an "excellent source of teaching", especially if the talented actresses give us life lessons that we have had the opportunity to appreciate several times. If you prefer movies to reading, here is a short list of the ones with heroines that are worth imitating!
And remember that female wit has also led to inventions like these ...
In short, whatever your character, from these women you will surely learn some attitude to treasure ...
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The devil wears Prada
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If professional success and personal affirmation are your priorities, this film cannot be missing from your video library! The recent graduate Andy Sachs is, in fact, determination in person and will be willing to do anything to demonstrate her skills and, above all, the fabric of which it is made ... In short, this is the right film to find the charge you need!
Here Where the Heart Is
Here is a movie that every woman, and every mother, should see. In her portrayal of Novalee, a young pregnant woman abandoned by her partner, the wonderful Natalie Portman moves even the most cynical viewer. A film that demonstrates how every woman, even in the face of the most dramatic situations, has within herself the courage and strength to move forward, forgive and build the life she deserves.
Gia - A woman beyond all limits
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A protagonist as attractive and rebellious as fragile and complex, played by a hot Angelina Jolie in the role of model Gia Carangi. A film that opens your eyes to the glittering world of entertainment and fashion, with the charm and promises that distinguish it and in which, at the same time, it is very easy to lose yourself.
Elizabeth: The Golden Age
With unstoppable strength, Cate Blanchett as the Anglican Queen of England, Elizabeth I, demonstrates how a woman can, no less than a king, hold the reins of a country and manage enormous power. All this requires strong choices, however. and, consequently, sacrifices.
The fabulous world of Amélie
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Are you an "hopeless romantic waiting for a soul mate"? Then Amélie is the right star for you. Her story, steeped in dreams and a bit of magic, motivates you to trust yourself and your vision of the surrounding world, because there is someone out there who can't wait to meet you and share it with you. you...
Million Dollar Baby
Here is a title for women with strong stomachs! A highly dramatic film that is, however, absolutely worth seeing. The incredible grit that characterizes the fearless protagonist Maggie Fitzgerald is not a common quality, but we should all have at least some of it to face the challenges that life puts before us.
Eat, pray, love
Do you feel constantly looking for something you can't find in everyday life, no matter how perfect it seems? Julia Roberts, as Elizabeth Gilbert, could give you the courage to go look elsewhere. Here is a film for those who would like to have the strength to pack their backpack and face new experiences until they reach, or at least approach, the sense of accomplishment and serenity they need.
Revolutionary Road
Let's face it, the first reason to watch this movie is to see Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet finally reunited on the big screen. If that's not enough, April Wheeler's life demonstrates how difficult it is to be an ideal mother and wife and how dangerous trying to have a perfect life can be ...
Coyote Ugly girls
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Here is another film that revolves around the world of entertainment, framed, however, from a different angle. The perspective is, in fact, that of Violet Sanford, a young composer who inherited the terror of the stage from her mother. We are again faced with an example of a young woman who rolls up her sleeves and who, in order to realize her dream, will be forced to face her fears.
What Women Want - What women want
There would be many more examples, but we prefer to conclude with a slightly different suggestion ... What women want it shows women, especially a successful woman like Darcy McGuire, from the perspective of 'alpha male' Nick Marshall (Mel Gibson). A funny movie that can teach us how to stand up to all kinds of men, as well as remind us how brilliant we are ...
