In 1960, Israel announced the arrest of former Nazi German high-ranking official Adolf Eichmann, known as the "executioner", and held a trial in Jerusalem in 1961. Hannah Arendt, a renowned Jewish female philosopher who has resided in the United States for many years (played by Barbara Sukova), was invited by The New Yorker to contribute to this trial. When Hannah Arendt went to Jerusalem to watch the trial, she found a rift between Eichmann's exposition, public opinion, and her own philosophical thinking. When Arendt elevated Eichmann's behavior to a philosophical level, her article unsurprisingly sparked negative criticism and criticism in society, and some Hannah Arendt's old friends even turned against her. The most proud female student under Heidegger's family at that time wanted to retreat completely in the stormy wind and rain, but found that everything was no longer as simple as she had expected. 6. A Guide to the Ideology of Abnormal People It was written and starred by Slovenian philosopher and Lacan psychoanalyst Slavoge Zizek, and directed by Sophie Fiennes. Like Zizek's other film "The Guide to Abnormal Movies", it outlines a psychoanalytic theoretical framework for understanding art and the world by shuttling between famous movie scenes, and is in a sense a "documentary". 7. "A Guide to Abnormal Movies" Directed by British female director Sofia Finis and written and hosted by one of the most dazzling international academic stars today, Slavoj Zizek, the documentary "The Paradox Movie Guide" will present a palace level feast for film enthusiasts. In the 150 minute long film, Slavore Zizek, who possesses extraordinary charm, uses witty phrases and quotes 42 classic film segments shot by famous directors such as Hitchcock, David Lynch, Takovsky, and the Wodrowski brothers, melting psychoanalysis, subjectivity, consciousness forms, and popular culture into one, exploring the hidden language behind the film and guiding the audience to think about the connection between themselves and the film. As the most important inheritor of Lacan's theory, Slavore Zizek has long been committed to communicating the relationship between Lacan's psychoanalytic theory and Marxist philosophy, forming extremely unique academic ideas and political positions, which some scholars refer to as Hegelian thinkers. Anne of Green Gables Steel Magnolias Vendetta Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood The Lovely Bones 8. The Night Pessoa Encountered Cavafis On October 21, 1929, the ocean liner Saturnia traveled to Trieste in the United States and picked up immigrants from Mediterranean ports. A young Greek Patre who walks on a night that will witness an unexpected encounter: the dream of a new world on this ship, will only happen as a dream, but one or two great poets have truly met in the past century: Fernando Pessoa and Constantine Cavafy.