The Aviator

Having received a small factory from his father, Howard Hughes turned it into a gigantic, fantastically profitable enterprise. Becoming the owner of a huge film company, he made the most expensive film of his time and won the hearts of the most charming Hollywood actresses. He owned the most prestigious casinos in Las Vegas, set a speed flight record, and acquired the second-largest commercial airline... Money burns in Hughes's heart; it gives him no peace, while his soul yearns for the heights. Only there, at an altitude of several thousand meters, is he truly happy. Only there, where everything is decided solely by the skill of the pilot and God, is nothing valued as highly as loyalty and honor.