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Koolaid wrote:
hiya! these are maybe lesser known movies that completely blew my socks off when i first watched them, and still do. pls check them out!!!
1. children of men (on netflix!)
THE best dystopian movie, dare i say, ever?? especially with the corona / refugee crisis now, this movie seems more relevant than ever. it's about a world where women cannot get pregnant anymore and society is breaking down.
best parts about this movie are the long shots (sometimes up to 6 minutes long) and the story that is constantly happening on the background
the trailer does not do the film justice but here it is:
2. mommy (dir. xavier dolan) (on netflix in some countries!)
mommy is a hilarious movie (dark comedy) about a kid with severe adhd and temper issues. this movie is shot in a square format but it's done so with purpose, i can't tell you why because that will spoil the movie.
3. the florida project
tells the unglamorized story of poverty. a single teen mom with her kid lives in a cheap motel next to disney world. this is a beautiful but also heartbreaking story about adults in adverse situations and the children that grow up within them.
hiya! these are maybe lesser known movies that completely blew my socks off when i first watched them, and still do. pls check them out!!!
1. children of men (on netflix!)
THE best dystopian movie, dare i say, ever?? especially with the corona / refugee crisis now, this movie seems more relevant than ever. it's about a world where women cannot get pregnant anymore and society is breaking down.
best parts about this movie are the long shots (sometimes up to 6 minutes long) and the story that is constantly happening on the background
the trailer does not do the film justice but here it is:
2. mommy (dir. xavier dolan) (on netflix in some countries!)
mommy is a hilarious movie (dark comedy) about a kid with severe adhd and temper issues. this movie is shot in a square format but it's done so with purpose, i can't tell you why because that will spoil the movie.
3. the florida project
tells the unglamorized story of poverty. a single teen mom with her kid lives in a cheap motel next to disney world. this is a beautiful but also heartbreaking story about adults in adverse situations and the children that grow up within them.
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