If you haven't caught this doc from last year, you are missing out! This has been out for a good while now as a favorite from Sundance last year, but high ratings alone have not put it in the essential Letterboxd list.
STILL: A Michael J. Fox Movie deserves a bit more attention on here, surpassing recent actor documentaries like Val through sheer entertainment value and brilliant direction. It's the kind of film that plays almost too well to be…
Though director Karim Aïnouz‘ new English-language feature is getting panned, his other recent movie stands as another towering triumph in modern Brazilian cinema. With its availability as a Prime Original film, Invisible Life is one we all can, and should, be watching from the country’s film output.
Decades of experience in, Aïnouz’ skills in adapting Martha Batalha’s well-received novel come out best in capturing the advanced tonal layering required to properly convey the desires and strengths of the film’s female…
Tester movie before the LB FILM CLUB officially starts on January 3rd!
Watch one of Letterboxd’s favorite films today, starting your year off with a fresh dose of Red and Andy wholesomeness. Few films this intense have such a victoriously moving conclusion!
Throw out other suggestions on how you’re starting 2024 below ⬇️
Hello everyone!
Next week, the LB Film Club begins, so check back for highly recommended films and where to stream them.
The main features to start off are —
— Films outside of the central Letterboxd recommendations that are underrated or underseen
— Occasional new under-the-radar options
— Top-notch essential films streaming for free, just to hype up some of those as well!
More to come as time goes on, let’s get some great discussions going! Happy new year 🎆
