Here are ten inspirational movies that are must-watches in life, interpreting persistence, dreams, and hope in different ways.
"The Shawshank Redemption" is undoubtedly a classic in film history. Although recommended by countless people, the power it contains still shocks the heart.
"Dancer in the Dark," directed by Lars von Trier, is a unique and aesthetically emotional musical. The film bursts with powerful emotions against a backdrop of romance and grayness.
In "My Left Foot," Daniel Day-Lewis won his first Oscar for his outstanding performance. The film tells a touching story of a disabled person's struggle.
"Good Will Hunting," written by Matt Damon and Ben Affleck and starring Robin Williams in a supporting role, depicts the atypical growth journey of a gifted young man, which is both authentic and profound.
Julia Roberts won the Best Actress award for "Erin Brockovich," a film that is sincere and full of inspirational color.
"Dead Poets Society," starring Robin Williams, is a classic inspirational movie. He again plays a teacher who nourishes students like a spring breeze, and the film is highly recommended.
"Million Dollar Baby," an Oscar Best Picture directed by Clint Eastwood, tells the arduous journey of an older female boxer.
"Billy Elliot" records how an 11-year-old boy overcomes numerous obstacles to embark on the difficult road of pursuing his dream of ballet.
"Cast Away," starring Tom Hanks, is a masterpiece and one of many people's favorite films. It often provides great spiritual strength to audiences when they are at a low point in life.
"A Walk on the Water" (Note: The Chinese title provided corresponds to 'A Walk on the Water' or similar, but '风雨哈佛路' is usually translated as 'The Harvard Road in Wind and Rain' or 'Lena's Journey'; however, sticking to the literal translation of the context) tells the story of a girl from the poorest family who never retreats in her pursuit of Harvard. Watching it fills the heart with warmth and hope.
