The Best Touching Movies to Watch on Youtube
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.
A delightful documentary that doubles as a biography of a singular artist and a celebration of a bygone era.
Love lasts across decades and distance in this sweet and gentle romantic drama.
A poetic and powerful film about the migrant experience in urban spaces.
A loving tribute to Reeve’s heroic true story as a dedicated thespian, family man, and disability rights activist .
A father seeks forgiveness from his adult son in this emotional family drama.
An expectedly sunny, funny film about childhood grief led by a charismatic young breakout .
This 90s-set summer flick unapologetically (and joyfully) embraces the conventions of its genre.
This heartwarming tale of friendship and motherhood is packed with Ilana Glazer’s signature absurd and acerbic wit.
A low-key study of a refugee's survivor's guilt that balances tender poignancy with deadpan humor.
A raw, poignant portrait of a real-life Harry Potter hero.
An unlikely duo bond amid grief and loneliness in this mesmerizing tale of Jewish love.
A mother makes it up to her daughter in this delightful, colorful comedy of errors.
A heartwarming and infectiously joyous ode to the scrappy filmmaking spirit of Wakaliwood.
A deeply moving look at addiction and the monumental effort it takes to overcome it .
Made with obvious love, this riotous shot of mockumentary joy also has a surprisingly sincere heart.
At once intimate and sweeping, this stunning debut feature perfectly melds personal turmoil with sociopolitical strife.
An overlooked athlete gets his due in this charming and illuminating sports-bio documentary.
A stirring documentary following the lives of two cows by one of British cinema's finest filmmakers.
A unique and touching collage of testimonials from ordinary people living through Hurricane Katrina's aftermath.
A decent, queer coming-of-age drama elevated by an incredible lead performance.
A tender and surprisingly sunny — though never sugarcoating — adult drama about childlessness.
Ken Loach’s farewell film is a heart-wrenching celebration of community.
A loving tribute to an American great, as well as a chronicle of a beautiful friendship.
Raw honesty deepens the emotion of this bittersweet reflection on aging.
