my favorite movie

 Hello everyone, I hope you are very well, today I am going to talk to you about my favorite movie. I came across this movie when I was sixteen by chance changing channels while I was watching television at dawn, I didn't see it from the beginning so I didn't understand much at the time, but I liked the aesthetics, the plot and how confusing it was. I spent a lot of time googling, until I found it. This movie is called "The possible lives of mister nobody".

This film was released in 2009, it is from the director Jaco Van Dormael. it is about the life of a man, which we can see in different ages, stages and variants of his life.The interesting thing about this film is that it does not have a linear chronology, nor is it a story with a single point of view, but rather that the time and the possibilities that this man's life has been constantly crossed in the film. This is how within this plot you can see at least three different lives that this man could live, if he makes certain decisions. There are also several themes that emerge from the film, such as the question of what time is, the butterfly effect, how love works, among other existentialist questions.

What I love about this film is that it states that life has many paths and depending on the decisions we make, these cross paths and create new realities. Also that when choosing, you are leaving aside other options that existed, like doors that are closing. I also love how this movie represents in some way how our mind works, the mental process that exists behind a decision. How emotional this movie is captivates me. In certain way it has made me feel accompanied in difficult moments and that connection for me is very important in any artistic expression. And also i have to say that the art direction seems to me wonderful and very surreal, which I think fits very well with what the film proposes.

 I definitely think it is a film that you could enjoy a lot and I highly recommend it to you.

                                    Have a good day you all, greetings!