For your collection: an example of postmodern film aesthetics. Jack (Edward Norton) is an ordinary guy. He works a job he hates and buys junk he doesn't need. One day, Jack's monotonous life is turned upside down when he meets his exact opposite, the free and unpredictable Tyler (Brad Pitt). The two boys have a foolish fight and soon form a secret society, the Fight Club, which is open only to those who agree to obey its strict rules. "The Fight Club has received different interpretations ever since. Some point to the aestheticisation of violence, others see the film as a critique of consumer society.
