These are the few best films that motivate people for great accomplishments and good deeds. They are definitely worth seeing if your hands are lowered, and depression crept up imperceptibly. The list contains movies about real people whose stories inspire you to start your own business, start a music career and put everything on the line to achieve your dreams.

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After watching these pictures, you may want to engage in self-development and take your first small step to success. Well, even if you don't want to, the pleasure of watching poor people by hard work become billionaires, a girl without an arm wins surfing competitions, and a small man successfully fights for his patent, stolen by a large corporation, is guaranteed.

Flash of genius

The film tells the real story of Robert Kearns, an inventor and college professor. Once on a rainy day, he came up with a wiper interrupter, or, more simply, wipers that can move in different modes depending on the strength of the water flows. Kearns receives a patent, opens a workshop, and goes to negotiate with the Ford Corporation. Unfortunately, his idea is rejected.

Crushed, he returns to his normal life with his large family. But after a year and a half, a new Ford Mustang with a stolen Kearns invention comes out onto the streets of the company. Then the man decides to fight for justice - not for the sake of money, but for the sake of truth. After all, his wipers are not just an invention, but practically the meaning of life, his personal "glimpse of genius". And although the company has tremendous power, even if you beat a diamond wall with your fist for a very long time, then, in the end, it will break through.

8 miles

This is a film in which Eminem played the main role and received an Oscar for the song Lose yourself. It is worth noting that this is not a biographical picture, but just a story about a white rapper in Detroit who is trying to get on stage and read along with African American freestylers. In 1995, the 8 Mile Highway divided the city for the colored and the affluent suburb for the white population.

The nascent subculture in this film is turned into an entire empire, where there are kings and losers who can rise to the top only by putting everything they have at stake. Jimmy Smith Jr., nicknamed "Rabbit," is a troubled neighborhood worker who lives in a trailer and raps on crumpled sheets of paper between shifts. And since rap battles here are gladiatorial battles, it means that even if "Rabbit" loses in a street fight to local hooligans,

Saving Mr. Banks

The plot of the film reveals a purely industrial conflict, as it might seem at first glance, between Walt Disney and Pamela Travers (the author of the stories about Mary Poppins), but, in fact, the deeply personal drama of the writer and her relationship with her father, which became the prototype for Mr. Banks.

The comic component of the picture is manifested in how the head of a powerful film studio for 20 years persuades a prim Englishwoman to film her work. He once promised to do this to his daughters, but he could not even think that Travers would flatly refuse animation (especially drawn penguins), funny songs and make countless (and senseless, in Disney's opinion) edits to the script. The drama unfolds in the writer’s flashbacks about her father, a talented inventor and alcoholic who died of consumption. But,

HORS NORMES (Specials)

The film tells the story of two men, Bruno and Malik, who opened two non-profit charities to work with autistic children. The first helps people who have been turned away by both relatives and doctors to socialize in this world and get rid of obsessions. For example, Bruno helps teenager Joseph learn how to ride the subway himself, without touching the brake valve.

The second organization is engaged in the education of difficult teenagers, hiring them as social workers. Thus, some children do good deeds for other children under the supervision of senior staff. The therapy works both ways and all goes well until two inspectors visit Bruno and Joseph to close them down. The title of the film "special" can be applied to both people who have autism and see this world in their own way,