The Best Raw Movies to Watch (Page 4)
Usually, what makes a movie memorable are the scenes and provoke raw, unadulterated emotions. Whether you’re into suspenseful thrillers or emotional dramas, we’ve rounded up the best movies and shows to stream now for a raw emotional experience.
Zoe Saldaña and Selena Gomez return to their roots in this multinational crime musical drama.
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A harrowing, urgent drama depicting modern-day slavery on Southeast Asian seas.
A raw and authentic immersion into the business and closed-door dealings at a strip club.
A sensuous drama following the love and sex lives of three young Parisians.
Tragedy starts an emotional journey of two families in the face of modern China.
A harrowing account of child abuse and a family's role in sustaining or preventing it.
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A brutal and awe-inspiring animated series that blends adventure, fantasy, and horror—all without dialogue.
A hard-boiled working class mystery drama that looks at how an entire community works through a crisis.
A gay footballer gets torn between his life dream and his sexuality in this depressing, but sadly realistic sports drama.
A bold documentary on the highly controversial yet undeniably genius Orson Welles in his last production.
Greed gambles over tradition in this rare depiction of an indigenous Colombian community.
A child witnesses war in this harrowing depiction of a refugee’s memoir.
A woman returns to her hometown in this quiet, contemplative slice-of-life drama.
Before Squid Game, there was another puzzle-like Netflix show that blew people’s minds.
An unnerving but honest look at childbirth, partnership, and grief.
A child inspires camaraderie despite imprisonment in this moving classic drama.
Nobuhiko Obayashi fulfills his childhood dream in this strange and surreal coming-of-age drama that capped his anti-war trilogy.
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A provocative surrealist classic that continues to mystify decades after.
It’s hard to pin point exactly what makes this movie so good. It’s an all-around “movie” movie. I think it can be called a buddy comedy because it is about two best friends who are also movers. It’s about their day-to-day, their families and their relationships. They’re both from the underclass of Oakland, and one […]
A gritty coming-of-age drama that doubles as an authentic immersion into an Italian-Roma family.
Rithy Panh redefines Cambodian cinema and history through this harrowing mixed media memory.
