Are you bored with the typical recommendations on Hulu and Netflix? Do you want to watch a film hailed by critics and moviegoers alike? Right, where you need to be. Listed here are six films You’ve Probably Been Missing out on.
“The Handmaiden” (2016)
In Park Chan-wook’s magnificent South Korean film, a young woman works as a maid for a wealthy Japanese heiress but soon learns that not everything is as it seems. The Handmaiden is a fascinating tale of betrayal and passion that will keep you on the edge of your seat. This is certainly one of the Six Films You’ve Probably Been Missing Out On.
“The Red Turtle” (2016)
Beautiful and heartbreaking best describe this French-Japanese cartoon about a man abandoned on an island. Despite its complete lack of speaking, the film is a triumph as an animated, musical, and narrative masterpiece. The Red Turtle is a must-see for any cinephile or animation enthusiast. Must watch Film.
ABOUT STALIN’S DEATH (2017)
This political satire is a must-see for everyone who likes dark humor. After Joseph Stalin’s death, the struggle for power in the Soviet Union is shown in Armando Iannucci’s The Death of Stalin. The film’s ensemble cast, which also features Steve Buscemi and Jason Isaacs, ensures that it will both delight and terrify audiences.
Haunted Tale (2017)
In this unusual film, a man returns as a ghost to his home after his tragic death to keep watch over his grieving wife and the passing of years. David Lowery’s A Ghost Story is a hauntingly beautiful exploration of love, loss, and mankind.
“The Florida Project” (2017)
I definitely recommend The Florida Project if you want a movie that will make you feel a wide spectrum of emotions. This Sean Baker-helmed film follows a young girl and her mother as they spend a few nights at a budget motel near Disney World. The film’s portrayal of childhood innocence and poverty is both heartbreaking and lovely. one of Six Films You’ve Probably Been Missing Out On.
“Burning” (2018)
The tension in this South Korean psychological thriller steadily increases until you begin to question everything you know to be true. Lee Chang-dong’s Burning tells the story of a young guy who falls in love with a mystery woman who disappears and then reappears in his life. Grave introspections on sex urges, envy, and class structure.
The Farewell (2019)
The Farewell is a touching and introspective look at the complexities of family, tradition, and identity. Lulu Wang’s film follows a Chinese-American woman as she visits her dying grandmother in China. The film’s depiction of immigrant life and the complexities of family relationships is moving and authentic.
“Waves” (2019)
In Waves, the author sensitively and artfully examines the highs and lows of family life. Trey Edward Shults’s film chronicles the struggles of a middle-class African-American family in the wake of a catastrophe. The visual storytelling in this film is excellent, and the score does a great job of establishing the mood. There is a reason why this one comes on the list of must-watch Films. Yet, another one of Six Films You’ve Probably Been Missing Out On.
“First Reformed” 2018
A Must watch Film; First Reformed is an in-depth look at religion, atonement, and environmental issues. The film, starring Ethan Hawke and written by Paul Schrader, follows a minister who begins to doubt God in light of recent occurrences. The film’s emotional and suspenseful impact will linger in your mind long after it has ended.
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