The Aviator

Feature film "The Aviator" is a biographical Drama directed by Martin Scorsese, nominated for 11 Oscars and aWarded five of them.The film tells about the life of the famous American millionaire HoWard Hughes, who was better known as an engineer-inventor, innovator and producer of American aviation. From a young age, HoWard was engaged in technical development and later dedicated his life to aviation. Designing new aircraft and leading a successful business it takes Hollywood film dedicated to the pilots of the first World War called hell's Angels.


In the late 20-ies of XX century the cost of shooting the film at a rate of 4 million dollars were enormous and it was with great difficulty that Hughes receives funding. Quite eccentric and capricious man HoWard Hughes has always sought its goals. The acclaimed movie rental has proven to be very successful and Hughes easily continues to maintain its core business-the construction of a new aircraft.


With the outbreak of the second world War, the United States Government ordered Hughes design and construction of aircraft. Feeling personally new development HoWard suffered a terrible crash and miraculously survived. His body almost all my but strong spirit gave him a break. However, throughout the life of an outstanding Aviator suffered from obsessive-compulsive disorder. Initially he carefully hid his affliction by funding medical research, but over time the disease has progressed and virtually destroyed the strong personality.