Interstellar (Christopher Nolan)

This is an epic of epics. It is a rare creation of man where he truly identifies his true enemy—a limited resource. In this case, time. It is not a story of man against man; it is a story of man against the machinery of time. It is a distilled look into the true, objective, uncluttered future, which ideally should only be populated with our desire to allocate limited energies and resources to that which is most important of all things—survival and knowledgeability.