Carla Fabiana

Tom Hanks, Catherine Zeta-Jones. Good film, finely directed by Steven Spielberg - a "light" entertainment, nice sentimental message.

Viktor Navorski is a visitor to New York City from Eastern Europe, whose fictitious country called Krakozhia (or something like that!) undergoes a military coup while he is in the air to America.

When he gets to the John F Kennedy International Airport with a passport from nowhere, he is defined as "unacceptable" and is not allowed to enter the United States, nor go back to his country, until the war at home is over. He is found indefinitely stuck to that situation and starts improvising his days and nights at the airport.

Based on a true story, but then...what movie isn't nowadays?