To Kill A Mockingbird
And read the book.
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To Kill A Mockingbird
And read the book.
Enemy Mine (1985)
The Man Who Knew Too Little
Threads. Especially should be mandatory for politicians. To date one of the most accurate portrayals of nuclear war. It is not an uplifting movie.
Children of Men (2006)
The Great Beauty (2013)
Amelie (2001)
Oldboy (2003)
Ah thanks I was waiting for someone to put ‘le fabuleux destin d’Amélie Poulain’.
If you want to add non English movies to the list, then I have two to suggest:
Cinema Paradiso is such a beautiful thing. First time I watched it I wanted to start it all over again.
Lawrence of Arabia
If you like horror and you haven't seen Repo! The Genetic Opera, nows the time.
Blade Runner
Movies made outside of the US. United-statesians underestimate too much on other countries' productions. There's many great movies made outside of Hollywood that you can find if you search.
A suggestion that I can give is Netflix's Brazilian film Just Another Christmas, where a guy who hates Christmas gets on a time curse and he keeps waking up on each year's next Christmas eve, his life keeps changing before his eyes and at the end he learns a valuable lesson. I've seen it being compared to Click, not sure though.
Flight of the Phoenix, the original B&W one from the 50s
Fantastically atmospheric, you can feel the tension all the way through the film