Indian Rupee Forecast

Warning: Don’t let your heart fall for Hannibal the Cannibal, as it might end up on his dinner plate before you even realize it. This is why he and Clarice Starling, the detective from the iconic thrillers “The Silence of the Lambs” and “Hannibal”, would never make a good couple. However, in an amazing piece of internet ingenuity found on Mashable/IGN, they somehow managed to turn this chilling story into a romantic comedy. By cleverly editing the Academy Award-winning film that introduced Anthony Hopkins’ chilling portrayal of the villainous doctor opposite Jodie Foster’s nervous heroine, it becomes clear how they accomplished this feat.

Walter Salles’ acclaimed 1998 film, “Central Station,” garnered an Oscar nomination for the remarkable Fernanda Montenegro. In her nineties, this actress reappears at the end of Salles’ first Brazilian film in 16 years, the heart-wrenching “I’m Still Here” (or “Ainda Estou Aqui”), where she communicates solely through her powerful eyes. The emotional bond is intensified as she embodies an aged, frail version of the main character – a role skillfully portrayed by Fernanda Torres, Montenegro’s daughter, with great poise and dignity amidst emotional turmoil.