The Best Thought-provoking Movies to Watch on Tubi (Page 2)
Challenging movies serve beyond entertainment, pushing us to ask new questions about humanity and the world around us. If you’re hungry for some food for thought, here are the best thought-provoking movies and shows available to stream now.
A cameraman goes on the quest to photograph fear in the controversial first slasher film ever made.
The Brothers Quay fascinates and befuddles in their unsettling first live-action feature.
Two Mexican schoolgirls forge a frightening friendship in this morbid coming-of-age horror.
A former inmate tries to find a date and ends up finding herself in this unexpected, thoughtful Irish indie.
The master of the thrill returns to giallo in this terrifying serial killer thriller.
Nazi children reckon with their parents’ atrocities in this thought provoking, thrilling period drama .
Derek Jarman’s last testament in film, a losing battle with AIDS set on an unchanging screen of blue.
Audrey Hepburn and Shirley MacLaine reckon with rumors in this tragic queer classic.
A powerful depiction of religious sisters reckoning with faith after trauma.
An old bath house reaches its end in this bizarre, eccentric experimental fantasy.
The midnight sun shines light on a detective’s guilt in this chilling Norwegian crime thriller.
A lovely and faithful adaptation of the trailblazing Victorian lesbian novel.
Werner Herzog takes on the classic film vampire in this spectacular, empathetic gothic horror remake.
By closely following the media coverage of the Iraq war on both sides, Control Room serves as the ultimate proof that objectivity is a myth.
Expats find home in this beautifully balanced documentary on overseas work.
A mysterious World War II romance with a fascinating dynamic between its three lovers.
Ask yourself how many Palestinian movies you have seen before. You will want to give this smart and twisty Academy Award nominee by Golden Globe winning director Hany Abu-Assad a chance to change your answer. Omar, a Palestinian baker, climbs the West Bank Wall to see his lover, Nadia, whom he wants to marry. When […]
A girl teaches a boy the joys of life and vice versa in this standout romcom road film.
A grizzly portrait of the cruel brutality of apartheid in 70s South Africa.
Free journalism versus government control is an issue that most of us feel strongly about, but it’s not often that we hear about people fighting with their lives for it. Journalist Rachel Armstrong (Kate Beckinsale) finds herself in the midst of such a fight. After she releases a controversial article where she exposes the president […]
The film for which Kristen Stewart became the first American actress to win the César Award. The Twilight star turned indie prodigy plays next to another award favorite, Juliette Binoche, as her assistant. When rehearsing for the play that launched her career many years earlier, Binoche’s character, Maria, blurs the line between fiction and reality, her […]
Fed Up is an American Documentary film that will make you realize at least one of two things: sugar is a different form of evil or, the food the mass consumes, no matter what it may be, likely contains high amounts of sugar – and to be quite honest, there’s nothing scarier. Dubbed as the […]
The line between good and evil blurs in this dusty, gritty Outback Western.
An earnest, simple documentary with an equally as simple premise: four friends travel to Guatemala for 8 weeks and try to live on one dollar a day each. What starts as an experiment for them quickly becomes an illustration of levels of poverty some of us will luckily never experience. More than 1.1 billion people […]
A deeply unpleasant, provocative horror film that pushed the boundaries of cinema.
Elisabeth Moss is in it. Calling The One I Love a romantic-comedy, looking it up, or trusting anyone else about it — especially my review, will ruin this film for you. Just watch it. If one’s penchant is typically opposed to titles with ‘love’ in them, then it’s for you. Just hit ‘play’, or ‘start’, or whatever. The […]
