Slow pacing is a surprisingly common factory across some of the most engrossing movies in history. If you love to take your time and bask in the scenery, check out the best slow movies and shows to stream now.
It wouldn’t be too far of a reach to evoke Kids (1995) while diving into Mid90s. But instead of taking…
In his last few months as president, Mariano de Santis has a few loose ends to tie up. This includes…
La Chimera is often meandering. Scenes flitter about and move at different paces, resembling dreams more than they do reality,…
For public toilet cleaner Hirayama, “enjoy the little things in life” is more than just an adage: it’s a philosophy.…
All We Imagine as Light is a political film that has many smart and moving things to say about the…
It’s hard not to watch The Unknown Country and think of Nomadland: along with similarities in their Terrence Malick-inspired visuals,…
With the internet able to connect people from miles away, the concept of the one that got away has become…
Since the 1990s, Japan has offered the service of pretending to be one’s family, friend, or lover. Rental Family isn’t…
Earnest, beautiful, and tender, Luca Guadagnino’s Bones and All is many things: a road trip movie that sweeps the midwest…
At two hours and nearly 30 minutes, Stonewalling is quite long. The third film from spouses Ryuji Otsuka and Huang…
Nakedness has been demonized or at least, has been considered inappropriate outside of certain situations. One such situation is the…
Small Things Like These is the kind of film that doesn’t have a grand resolution, a dramatic climax, or a…
To Leslie follows the eponymous Leslie (Andrea Riseborough), a Southern woman who finds herself at the bottom of the barrel…
By remaining totally committed to its quiet, drama-free, observational style of documentary filmmaking, Mr. Bachmann and His Class ends up…
Places evoke certain emotions, but even the most rundown, cramped projects feel special when they’re home. We Grown Now is…
On one level, Alcarràs is a story about land, about how inextricable it is to livelihood, about how ownership of…
Belfast stars Outlander’s Caitríona Balfe as the mother of a working-class Northern Irish family during The Troubles. Religious tension and…
If it’s true that to cook is to love, then Dodin and Eugenie must be enraptured by one another. They…
Even without doing the important and long overdue work of uplifting Native American voices, Dark Winds manages to be an…
All the synopses going around the internet won’t fail to let you know that The Falls takes place at the…
The Great Lillian Hall doesn’t do anything particularly great to a familiar premise, but it’s still worth watching for the…
There is no shortage of craft and ambition in The English, a miniseries that employs tropes of classic Westerns, like…
Dementia has been depicted in film before, but writer-director Sarah Friedland’s debut feature takes a stronger interest in Ruth’s journey,…
Minari is a film written and directed by Lee Isaac Chung, about a Korean-American family in search of the so-called…
Herself tells the story of Sandra (Clare Dunne), a single mother who runs away from her abusive husband to start…
From the creators of Downton Abbey comes another period drama about social climbers and too-big homes. The Gilded Age, set…
Many films have been made about that uniquely taut mother-daughter bond, but maybe none is as delicate as Janet Planet.…
The Innocents is a Norweigan thriller that follows four kids who discover they have supernatural powers over the summer. They…
The poetic title of this debut feature from Chilean filmmaker Francisca Alegría does not tell a lie: a cow does…
It doesn’t feel quite right to call Pacifiction a political thriller — at 2 hours 45 minutes and with an…
Before anything else, Utama will knock you off your feet with its breathtaking beauty. Set in the Bolivian highlands, it…
There’s something rich at the heart of Afire that, whether intentionally or not, is kept at arm’s length from the…
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