Inspirational Movies to Watch for Personal Development

One of the things we do to pass the time during these times when we are only able to leave the house for short periods of time owing to Covid-19 is to watch movies. While business life has shifted to distant education at universities and working from home models, we have advice for you to analyse the process of remaining at home for your career and personal development. We've compiled a list of personal development films that we believe will be both entertaining and beneficial to your personal development. Here are a few personal development movie recommendations:

Intern – The Intern

Year: 2015 – United States of America
121 minutes in length

What it's about: A senior trainee programme for experienced retirees is launched by the fashion e-company owned by the stunning young entrepreneur Jules Ostin (Anne Hathaway). Ben Whittaker, a retired 70-year-old, was one of the candidates (Robert De Niro). Ben Whittaker, who is appealing himself to everyone with his enthusiastic and tireless personality, will quickly become Jules and his company's number one guy.

Steve Jobs: The Man In The Machine

The year is 2015, and the country is the United States of America.

120-minute runtime

Synopsis: The narrative of Steve Jobs, the computer genius who made Apple the most valuable brand in the world when he died, and the unknown aspects of his personal life are told by those closest to him.

Le Capital (Capital)

The year is 2012, and the country is France.

100-minute runtime

When Jack Marmande, the CEO of Phoenix Bank, one of Europe's major banks, becomes ill, his right-hand man, young and ambitious banker Marc Tourneuil, is named to the board of directors. Marc will strive to get out of this industry by devising ingenious methods and strategies in the wake of the bank's acquisition by American investors.

Trick The System – Hacking The System

2014, United States of America

Each episode is 22 minutes long.

It's all about: Brian Brushwood, known for knowing the tactics of scientists, spies, fraudsters, and counterfeiters, provides you this compendium of classified information that can help you get ahead in your daily life. With the knowledge you'll get from this programme, you'll be able to identify the system's flaws and exploit possibilities to your advantage.

Where Hope Grows

The year is 2014, and the country is the United States of America.

95 minutes in length

Calvin Campbell, whose baseball career was cut short due to personal issues, is now dealing with his daughter and alcoholism. Calvin's life is turned upside down one day when he meets the adorable Produce with Down syndrome while grocery shopping. Produce will remind him once more of faith and love's ability to heal.

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