Indeed, there are many options. My advice would be to always choose a film or series that is just above your level: that way you need to exert yourself and you learn the most. Pause and Google up any phrase that you do not understand.

If you are interested in politics, I recommend Yes Minister, a British comedy series from around 1990. It is all about intrigue and political games, and a great deal of fun. The wordplay and masterly use of English are a good way to learn about topics that are actually important to know something about; the language of politics is more important that that of, say, jungle adventures, or fashion (my apologies if I have offended any film lover).

A funny scene from YM: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pIXH3-A8zMI
(Sir Humphrey explains foreign policy: you might notice that the series is very cynical, in a fun way.)

Indeed, there are many options. My advice would be to always choose a film or series that is just above your level: that way you need to exert yourself and you learn the most. Pause and Google up any phrase that you do not understand.

If you are interested in politics, I recommend Yes Minister, a British comedy series from around 1990. It is all about intrigue and political games, and a great deal of fun. The wordplay and masterly use of English are a good way to learn about topics that it is actually important to know something about; the language of politics is more important that that of, say, jungle adventures, or fashion (my apologies if I have offended any film lovers).

A funny scene from YM: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pIXH3-A8zMI
(Sir Humphrey explains foreign policy; you might notice that the series is very cynical, in a fun way.)

Indeed, there are many options. My advice would be to always choose a film or series that is just above your level: that way you need to exert yourself and you learn the most. Pause and Google up any phrase that you do not understand.

If you are interested in politics, I recommend Yes Minister, a British comedy series from around 1990. It is all about intrigue and political games, and a great deal of fun. The wordplay and masterly use language are a good way to learn about topics that are actually important to know something about; the language of politics is more important that that of, say, jungle adventures, or fashion (my apologies if I have offended any film lover).

A funny scene from YM: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pIXH3-A8zMI
(Sir Humphrey explains foreign policy: you might notice that the series is very cynical, in a fun way.)

Indeed, there are many options. My advice would be to always choose a film or series that is just above your level: that way you need to exert yourself and you learn the most. Pause and Google up any phrase that you do not understand.

If you are interested in politics, I recommend Yes Minister, a British comedy series from around 1990. It is all about intrigue and political games, and a great deal of fun. The wordplay and masterly use of English are a good way to learn about topics that are actually important to know something about; the language of politics is more important that that of, say, jungle adventures, or fashion (my apologies if I have offended any film lover).

A funny scene from YM: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pIXH3-A8zMI
(Sir Humphrey explains foreign policy: you might notice that the series is very cynical, in a fun way.)