User: I am looking for a movie recommendation, something to watch tonight
Assistant: Okay! I might be able to help! What mood are you in? How would you like to feel after you're done watching the movie
User: hmm.. good question! I don't like to feel like I'm wasting my time watching some romantic comedy
Assistant: Ok, no rm comedy for you - fair enough!
User: I like drama sets during historical events, because I like the feeling of learning something from the movie I'm watching
Assistant: Got you, and what do you dislike in general about movies?
User: Predictability. Usually mainstream movies are like that, so I rather watch independent movies, where I know creativity abounds because of the low budgets!
Assistant: Might I suggest a TV show then, like "Vikings"?
User: I am sorry, I don't know much about that show, but I have the feeling it might be only very loosely based on historical facts. Also, I am strictly interested in movies.
Assistant: Ok, no series then. I have heard good reviews about "Dunkink" by Christopher Nolan . It also won some academy awards!
User: Nice suggestion, lots of suspense and I love Christopher Nolan. I feel like that's too modern for me. Also I forgot to mention I might be watching this with my fiancee, war movies are a no for her!
Assistant: Think about a movie critic you admire, I'll look up positive reviews by him/her in the subcategory "historical drama"
User: You know what? that's a good place to start! I read this NYT column by Manohla Dargis.
Assistant: Ok, say no more! I have a good recommendation: "The King's Speech" with Colin Firth.
User: The actor from "a Single Man"
Assistant: Exactly?
User: When does the movie events take place?
Assistant: During the Great Depression in Britain. Under the reign of King George V