Election 4K from 1999, directed by Alexander Payne, tells a fascinating and satirical story about school politics, ambition and morality. Matthew Broderick stars as Jim McAllister, a high school history teacher who tries to prevent ambitious and uncompromising student Tracy Flick, played by Reese Witherspoon, from winning the election for student council president. McAllister convinces popular but indecisive athlete Paul Metzler, played by Chris Klein, to run in the election, creating chaos and intrigue. The movie explores the complex relationships between students and teachers and raises questions about ethics and the consequences of our actions.

"In & Out" (1997) is a comedy movie that tells the story of English teacher Howard Brackett, played by Kevin Kline. Howard's life changes overnight when his former student Cameron Drake (Matt Dillon), who has become a famous actor, accidentally announces at the Oscars ceremony that Howard is gay. This unexpected public cameo causes quite a furor in the small conservative town where Howard lives. While everyone around him begins to reconsider their relationship with him, Howard himself is forced to sort out his feelings and realize who he really is. He finds support and understanding in the person of reporter Peter Mallow (Tom Selleck). The film is notable for its sharp humor, touching moments and excellent acting, raising important issues of tolerance, self-knowledge and self-acceptance.

The Man from U.N.C.L.E. 2015 is a dynamic and stylish action movie directed by Guy Ritchie. The film is set in the midst of the Cold War, when American CIA agent Napoleon Solo and Soviet KGB operative Ilya Kuryakin are forced to join forces for an important mission. Their target is an international criminal organization seeking to destabilize the world order by creating nuclear weapons. Filled with witty dialog, thrilling chases and a sophisticated 60s style, the film offers the viewer an exciting and entertaining adventure where allies become friends and enemies become partners.