It's an Italy film called "Beautiful life." The father in this film taught me how to face my life,even though we are in trouble. Though the father and his son were caught bu Nazi,the father told his child that "this is a game".When the father were going to die,he didn't forget to make faces to his child. This film told me "smile to your life" I was moved by this film.

You have to watch "The life of David Gale" or "Revolutionary road" or "not without my daughter" ... etc...

Well, as i said in other many times, i'm a "film-addict", so this kind of questions are difficult to answer for me, 'cause of brevity reasons; But i'll try it, Some significant films for me are: The Clockwork Orange (Stanley KubricK), Trainspotting (Danny Boyle), Short Cuts (Robert Altman), My Own Private Idaho (Gus Van Sant)...and for other reasons of childhood and adolescence: King Kong (the original film of 1933) and The Breakfast Club (John Hughes) ...But I could go on "to the infinite and beyond!"...

Hi Katya, Khaled Hosseini’s novel THE KITE RUNNER, was adapted to the screen by director Marc Forster and screenwriter David Benioff. This haunting film set in Afghanistan has greatly influenced me. The actors were very convincing, particularly Homayan Ershadi as Amir’s father and Shaun Toub as a significant family friend. What is so interesting about the film is its depiction of a country that has gone through so much over the past three decades, the pre-Taliban Kabul with Amir’s wealthy, intellectual father contemptuous of the mullahs, and the Kabul in ruins and chaos, post Taliban. Watch it if you get a chance.

One of the first was "One flew over the cuckoo's nest". Since then there were several other really good films, including "Fight club", "Requiem for a dream", "Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind", "Das Experiment" and "The last samurai". Well, maybe something else, but it's all I can remember by now.