Including a comedy in your daily routine is essential for making things meaningful. So, try watching "I Fell in Love with a Mannequin," or simply "Mannequin," a 1987 film available on Amazon Prime. It tells the story of an artist who falls in love with the mannequin he created to be displayed in the window of a Philadelphia department store. The film was panned by critics but beloved by audiences, who found in it a story that champions the freedom to love, especially when she's a doll and he's a human being. The story resonates because of its innocent charm, and everyone enjoys watching her come to life and become a woman when she's alone with him. Today, the film has become a cult classic, thanks in part to the song "Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now." Just listening to the opening bars, you'll understand why this film is a classic of the genre.

To truly understand what's important in life, it's imperative that you watch the film THE SON OF THE BRIDE. Watching it will be an emotionally charged experience that will clear your mind and set you on the right path. Directed by the Argentinian Juan José Campanella, released in 2001, and nominated for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film, it shows how the pressures of daily life can separate our hearts from the people who matter most. Starring Ricardo Darín and supported by Héctor Alterio and Norma Aleandro, two giants of acting, the story captivates from the very first minute. Available on Amazon Prime Video and Netflix, it would be a disservice to yourself not to see it. Treat yourself and don't deprive yourself of the good things in life, and remember that what doesn't happen in real life might just happen in the movies.

If you've ever experienced the thrill of passionate, impulsive love, WOMEN ON THE VERGE OF A NERVOUS BREAKDOWN is the film you need to see to understand that there's no cure for it, as far as science knows. And if your way of loving is more of a problem than a solution, this 1988 film by Pedro Almodóvar, nominated for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film, will make you feel that at least cinema understands your situation. WOMEN ON THE VERGE OF A NERVOUS BREAKDOWN is a paragon of virtue, boasting an impeccable script, hilarious performances, and a constant homage to film. This comedy, available on Netflix, proves that when mathematics can't explain something, movies do, so much so that after watching it, you won't feel abandoned and you'll finally know where to find refuge from all your sorrows.