Drama

Directed by Clint Eastwood, Richard Jewell is a gripping character study based on real events with an important story that needs to be heard and understood.

Emotional and personal, Control is a different type of biopic, both telling the story of Ian Curtis, singer of Joy Division, and talking about depression.

With a stellar performance of Chadwick Boseman as James Brown, Get on Up is a fun biopic with a lot of music and non-linear storytelling worth watching.

Based on a true story, this is one of those dramas with a really good and engaging atmosphere. The story unfolds matter-of-factly, without melodramatic moments or forced scenes. And it is a crazy story, a story that might seem stranger than fiction, but it is nevertheless true.

With a slow and steady pace, Hillbilly Elegy is not the grand Oscar bait but a straight-forward story about the American Dream based on real events.

Delightfully subversive and engaging, The Devil All the Time examines our society through the lens of religion without forcing conclusions on the viewer.

A slow-burner drama/thriller based on actual events about one of the biggest pollution cases in the world that will make you question human society.

If you told me twenty years ago that I would be rating 10 a movie starring Vince Vaughn, Ann Heche and Joaquim Phoenix, I would call you a liar. Vince was douchbaggy, Ann too bland and I didn't even know who...

Witness me, brothers! Mediocre! Not until recently have I realized that Nicholas Hoult, who's starring in this biopic about J.R.R. Tolkien and Ed Skrein (the OG Daario Naharis from GoT) are two different...

Written and directed by Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant, this coming-of-age tale set during the 70s successfully mixed drama and comedy.

After his plane crashes in the Arctic, a man must survive in very harsh conditions. Another great addition to the survival thriller genre.

Visceral and engaging, this slow-burner will leave you wanting more which is a great opportunity to check out the rest of Craig Zahler's work.

A Perfect Day is a carefully crafted post-war movie with a strong cast, a healthy dose of black humor, and just the right amount of surrealism.

A poignant and heartwarming movie following the destiny of a young kid growing up in poverty-stricken but mesmerizing Laos.

A well written character study with a lot of style and British humor discussing mental health and suicide. A strong cast and good pacing make it great viewing.