Movie Suggestions by MPAA Rating

An elaborate Thai drama about the cost of going full Marie Kondo.

The perfect Irish comedy.

A sweet and easy coming-of-age comedy.

A rich, melancholy tale of 1960s youth in Taiwan.

A coming-of-age movie that circles around friendship and the atonement of a boy.

Marks the arrival of a new visionary in Chloé Zhao.

Singular, moving, and surprising—a must-see documentary that reflects on craft, memoir, and the quiet roles we play in our own lives and beyond.

A quiet drama about nostalgia.

Japanese mastermind Koreeda's plotless exploration of grief.

Awkwafina shines in this complex culture clash comedy. .

The Amazing Successor to Winter's Bone.

How social media algorithms harm society, as explained by their inventors.

Mark Ruffalo excels in an outrageous but important story.

A quiet kafkaesque nightmare lashing out at an inhumane healthcare system.

Truth-seeking and revenge fuel this Korean classic.

A nightmarish psychological thriller from an anime master.

Wizardry in documentary filmmaking and in soccer.

Mixing personal history with hardcore journalism, this is the story of Brazil's fragile democracy. .

The 400 billion (!) dollar industry of medical devices is director Kirby Dick’s latest fascination (Oscar winner Twist of Faith, Oscar nominated The Invisible War). This is one of those documentaries that will raise your awareness about a topic from 0 to I-should-do-something, as the number of victims and the negative impacts these devices are having are astounding. Of course, just like with any other careless American industries, greed, money, and lobbying are the culprits. This is an important watch that will probably come in very handy when you or a close one needs a medical device.

The Oscar-nominated unconventional animation.

A devastating, unlikely story.

French City of God.

A father and daughter must find a way to move on in this bittersweet drama from Claire Denis.

The unknown story of "Iran's Picasso" rescued moments away from his death.