A Time for Drunken Horses (2000) – Iranian’s Poignant Cinema
A Ghohabi first-featured film, so resonant with all of the Iranian cinema in general.
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Think Global, Act Rural (2010) – Planet “Grim” Earth
A simple yet complex documentary, one of the most important movies for everyone.
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Uski Roti (1970) – A Seminal Parallel Cinema
This movie is more like a feeling than understanding, one of the superb films people would forget but will never die for the next few years.
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The Point (1971) – Difference Isn’t Matter
An interesting experiment and aged so well to the modern era, one of the most important movies both for adults and kids.
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Secrets & Lies (1996) – Hide the Pain
A gem of a drama movie, you laugh, you cry, and Mike Leigh’s tear-jerking one.
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1917 (2019) – An Overwhelming Gimmicky of Experience
Personally, the movie doesn’t have any clear indication as they want to promote it as a luxury but on the other hand, this is one of the best experiences in cinema.
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M (1931) – The Fire, the Voices, the Torment!
The tone of disintegration and terrifying performance by Peter Lorre, “M” is one of the pinnacles of cinema achievement as an art.
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Kung Fu Hustle (2004) – Martial Arts and Comics
A combination of Tarantino meets Chaplin and Keaton, a hilarious movie without having to impress artistic and one of the funniest kung fu movies.
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