Moulin Rouge

I think that one of the best films I have ever seen is the musical drama Moulin Rouge of the australian director Baz Luhrmann. This fantastic movie was opened in 2001 and it received different awards, which stand out one Golden Globe for the best musical film, one Golden Globe for the best actress (Nicole Kidman) and one Golden Globe for the best sound track.
Moulin Rouge is set in Paris in 1900, sourrounded by the bohemian current and love (which is the main subject) of that time. This film is about a writer, Christian, who falls in love with an attractive courtesan of the Moulin Rouge’s cabaret: Satine. One night, and by chance, this two characters meet each other. But it all finishes when Satine realises that Christian isn’t the millionaire duke who had to persuade to finance one play. The writer offers her true love, meanwhile the rich noble offers her the possibility to become a famous actress. In my opinion, Moulin Rouge is a film that you can’t miss; it’s worth it to watch. This film combines some romantic and funny moments with others more dramatic that culmine in a perfect and unexpectable ending.