Want that warm, fuzzy feeling? Some movies are made to stir curioisty, while others are made to kindle the soul. If you’re seeking stories that melt the heart, here are the best touching movies and shows to stream.
Because of the format, Margo’s Got Money Troubles doesn’t quite have the same laugh-out-loud humor as the original novel– televised…
Based on the life of a real small town filmmaker, this coming-of-age film is a familiar underdog story. After their…
It’s Never Over, Jeff Buckley depicts the life of a musician whose time was cut too short. It’s a tale…
It’s easy to laugh about an old lady being an unwitting lead in an action film, the joke being that…
A Real Pain is a deceptively simple film. There’s not a lot going on on the surface, but Eisenberg’s smart…
With the gorgeous period costumes, the romance, and the familial dynamics, you would think that Like Water for Chocolate’s latest…
All We Imagine as Light is a political film that has many smart and moving things to say about the…
With the internet able to connect people from miles away, the concept of the one that got away has become…
Babes tells the story of Eden (Ilana Glazer) and Dawn (Michelle Buteau), codependent best friends who are forced to reevaluate…
Grandparents are often depicted as innately loving, especially towards their grandchildren, so it’s a delight to see someone like M’s…
At the peak of his fame in the 80s, Christopher Reeve was constantly seen as his onscreen character, Superman. Like…
Those unfamiliar with James Hamilton would be forgiven for asking “Why him?” Why does he get a documentary? What makes…
Snack Shack is the quintessential summer movie. It’s sun-soaked and full of mirth as it follows two rowdy boys fighting…
Exhibiting Forgiveness does what it says in the title. The plot moves when a repentant family member returns to the…
The Outrun, which follows Rona as she struggles to acknowledge and eventually overcome her alcoholism, is understandably in shambles. It’s…
Many movies try to be nostalgic, but few have come as close as Between the Temples. Directed by Nathan Silver,…
Elton John’s latest concert film follows the same structure as most current music documentaries: it splices present-day footage of the…
You’d need to have a lot of trust in people and in movies to like this one. Ordinary Angels is…
Be prepared to have the expectations you form after reading Scrapper’s synopsis shattered: though it is about a 12-year-old dealing…
In Suncoast, writer-director Laura Chinn takes the personal tragedy of losing her brother to cancer and weaves it into something…
Just based off its title, Mutt is already a film that tackles a state of in-between, and perhaps what makes…
Aptly for a film partly set in a fortune cookie factory, Fremont deals with luck — specifically, the other side…
You don’t have to be a theater kid to enjoy this feel-good mockumentary set in a summer camp for junior…
Jules’ wacky premise — an extra-terrestrial crash-lands in eccentric widower Milton’s (Ben Kingsley) flowerbeds — is a bit of a…
Renowned British director Ken Loach’s signature traits are present in The Old Oak: simple, humanistic, and unapologetically hopeful. But this…
While the market for animation is mostly dominated by American 3D and Japanese anime, once in a while, a film…
The Harry Potter movies undoubtedly changed the lives of its young stars forever — but a stuntman whose future the…
At once intimate and sweeping, A Thousand and One seamlessly weaves Inez’s personal turmoil and familial troubles with the systemic…
Produced by National Geographic, A Small Light is a ten-part miniseries that tells the incredible true story of Miep Gies…
Just like with his mentor and contemporary, Fred Rogers, there are no dark secrets to Ernest Coombs’ earnest belief in…
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