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Shine (1980)

The plot of the film takes place in the remote hotel complex "Overlook," located in the mountains of Colorado. Jack Torrens, a writer and former teacher, is hired as a hotel caretaker during the winter along with his wife Wendy and son Danny. However, immediately after the family arrives at the scene, strange and frightening events begin to occur.

Danny discovers his mysterious ability, called "radiance," which allows him to see things the others cannot see. At the same time, Jack begins to plunge into madness under the influence of the ominous forces present at the hotel, and gradually loses his mind. Under the influence of the hotel, he becomes more and more aggressive and dangerous for his family.

Wendy tries to protect himself and his son from Jack, who is plunged into an increasingly deep psychosis, becoming a toy in the hands of dark forces awakened by the hotel. Their struggle for survival turns into a nightmare, which forces Wendy and Danny to use all their strength and intuition to escape the horror that took over the hotel.

Characters:

1. Jack Torrens: A former teacher and writer who is hired as a caretaker of the Overlook Hotel and falls victim to the dark forces present at the hotel.

2. Wendy Torrens: Jack's wife, who is trying to protect herself and her son from the outbursts of madness and violence caused by the hotel.

3. Danny Torrens: Jack and Wendy's son, who has the ability to "shine" that helps him see the hidden dangers and dark forces present at the hotel.

Topics:

- Psychological horror: A study of the theme of human fears and phobias, as well as the psychological mechanisms that lead to the fall of reason.

- Supernatural: Consideration of the theme of supernatural phenomena and mystical forces affecting reality and the human psyche.

- Isolation and loneliness: Reflection of the theme of isolation and loneliness, as a factor contributing to the occurrence and intensification of mental disorders.

Director:

Stanley Kubrick created a horror masterpiece that still remains one of the scariest and most memorable films in the history of cinema.

Conclusion:

"The Shining" (1980) is a gorgeous example of the horror genre that attracts the viewer with its immersive atmosphere, stunning acting and stunning visuals. Its plot, characters and themes leave an unforgettable impression, leading the viewer to reflect on the nature of fear and the supernatural.

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