The Fabelmans is a biography by Steven Spielberg. This detail is not said in full words during the narrative, but it is something very explicit. The magic of The Fabelmans story lies in Spielberg's demonstration of love for cinema. The passion that the director has for the seventh art is clear. The beginning of this passion, the development and the disagreements with cinema are super identifiable. The film has an even more special touch when you have that love. The way in which the conflict between family and passion for art is portrayed appears in a very significant dialogue for the story and reveals itself to be even more important throughout the narrative. At the same time that your family can be what motivates your dream, it can also demotivate you and make you find yourself distant from this loving relationship at different times. Your dreams may be seen as just a hobby in the eyes of society, but only you know how significant it is. The Fabelmans is exciting, fun and a love letter to cinema. Without a shadow of a doubt the best film of Steven Spielberg's career.