Movies and TvShows featuring "talking-to-ones-self" theme.

Based on a true story, 'The Client List' follows a woman who turns to prostitution to make ends meet for her poor family. She navigates the challenges and hypocrisies of society while juggling her role as a sex worker and a mother, all while striving to maintain a sense of dignity and provide a better life for her loved ones.

The Old Man and the Sea is a gripping adventure that tells the story of an old fisherman named Santiago who sets out alone in a small boat into the Gulf Stream to catch a giant marlin. As Santiago battles with the enormous fish, he faces numerous challenges that test his physical and mental strength. The novel explores themes of human resilience, the inherent struggle between man and nature, and the pursuit of personal goals despite overwhelming odds.

A Fantastic Fear of Everything follows a paranoid crime writer, Jack, who becomes entangled in a series of bizarre events when he researches Victorian serial killers for his new book. As Jack's paranoia grows, his life spirals out of control, leading to a dark and comedic journey of self-discovery.

The Hobbit is a fantasy adventure film based on the classic novel by J.R.R. Tolkien. It follows the journey of Bilbo Baggins, a hobbit who is reluctant to leave his comfortable life, as he is thrust into an epic quest to reclaim the lost Dwarf Kingdom of Erebor from the fearsome dragon Smaug. Along the way, Bilbo encounters various creatures and characters, including the wise wizard Gandalf and the mysterious Gollum. With bravery and wit, Bilbo must navigate treacherous lands and face dangerous foes to fulfill his destiny.

Lovely, Still is a heartwarming Christmas romance film that tells the story of an older man named Robert who falls in love for the first time with a woman named Mary. As their relationship blossoms, Robert's memory loss becomes a challenge to their newfound happiness. With Christmas approaching, they navigate the ups and downs of love and discover the true meaning of the holiday season.

The single channel video STICK IT combines television footage of women's gymnastics with recordings of the artist attempting the same routines. Merging himself and the young gymnasts of the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta into one composite character, he enters an ambivalent position between envy, identification, rejection and critique of these highly controlled bodies and their restricted performative roles. The video follows the preparation and execution of a floor routine, suspending the marginal moment right before the action, encapsulating ambition, the pressure to succeed and the looming possibility of failure.

One evening three friends go on a joyride, only two return. The other, accidentally killed. They thought no one had witnessed their accident, they were wrong.