“The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie” is not only a pamphlet on the upper class, but also an unmasking of social conventions. We are slaves to the form, says Luis Buñuel.

“Viridiana” is one of the most famous films by Luis Buñuel. The director expressed in it a strong opposition to institutional religiosity and the hypocrisy of social rules.

“Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri” is a film that is boiling with emotions – there is a rebellion against injustice, fear of ostracism and death, but most of all there is the anger of a distraught mother.

“Citizen Kane” to this day is considered a film that changed the face of world cinema. It was also the first picture dethroning the famous American myth.

Michelangelo Antonioni in “Blow-Up” shows a world that has lost the weight of old values. We are left with only substitutes for love and truth, says the Italian director.

Buñuel’s “That Obscure Object of Desire” exposes the essence of love relationships. It appears as an impure game, in which each of the parties wants to gain as much as possible for himself.

“Dunkirk” is a film that feels like a cry of helplessness in the face of the growing horror of the world. It is also a significant work of recent cinema with typically Nolanesque themes.

Peter Weir’s “Picnic at Hanging Rock” is a film that captures the ineffable: the metaphysical depth of human destiny and the sensual connection between man and Nature.