All 71 Alfonso Cuaron Movies (in Order)
Get ready to dive into the captivating world of Alfonso Cuaron as we take a closer look at his iconic movies that have left a lasting impression on the film industry. From heart-wrenching dramas to visually stunning masterpieces, this roundup will give you a comprehensive overview of Cuaron’s work and the impact he has had on cinema.
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1. La gran fiesta (1986)
La gran fiesta, “ a 1986 film set amidst the backdrop of World War Two, is a riveting tale of love, betrayal, and survival. Nestled in the vibrant Caribbean colony of San Juan, Puerto Rico, the story revolves around a Casino that is hosting a grand farewell party, as it prepares to transform into a U. S. Military base. With the scent of wealth in the air, the characters indulge in a night of extravagance, filled with drink, seduction, and gossip. However, as the night unfolds, tensions rise and hidden ambitions come to light.
2. Camino largo a Tijuana (1988)
Camino largo a Tijuana, “ a 1988 action-drama film that hit theaters in 1991, follows the story of Juan, a man living in a Mexico City trash deposit. After bumping into Lila, a rich drug addict, Juan is left feeling responsible for her when she gets kidnapped by a vicious group of drug dealers. Despite this dangerous predicament, Juan decides to journey to Tijuana along a perilous path to save Lila.
3. Les pyramides bleues (1988)
Les pyramides bleues” is a delightful, romantic comedy that captures the hearts of viewers with its intriguing characters and engaging plot. The year is 1988, and the audience is taken into the stunning world of French convent life, with a sprinkle of Mexican twist for added charm. The movie follows the story of Elise, a beautiful woman who is content being the lover of Alex, a wealthy magnate. However, when she decides to devote herself to a religious way of life and seeks solitude, Alex hires a group of agents to bring her back.
4. Romero (1989)
Romero” is a powerful biographical drama that delves into the life and work of Archbishop Oscar Romero, a courageous man who dared to challenge the oppressive regime in El Salvador. Directed by John Duigan and featuring Raul Julia, Richard Jordan, and Ana Alicia in lead roles, the film brings to light the harrowing events that unfolded as Romero stood up for justice and human rights amidst great personal risk.
5. El motel de la muerte (1990)
Welcome to El motel de la muerte, a horrifying tale of terror set in the 1990s Mexico. This 1h 30min feature film, directed by Luis Estrada and Jorge Prior, brings to life a twisted plot masterminded by screenwriters Carlos Cuarón, Luis Estrada, and Jorge Prior.
6. Love in the Time of Hysteria (1991)
Love in the Time of Hysteria, “ released as “Sólo con tu pareja” in 1991, is a film directed by Alfonso Cuarón and co-written by Cuarón and his brother Carlos Cuarón. The romantic comedy, featuring Daniel Giménez Cacho, Claudia Ramírez, and Luis de Icaza, revolves around a womanizer who is falsely diagnosed with AIDS due to a vindictive lover. This deception takes an unexpected turn as he finds himself falling in love with another equally suicidal individual.
7. Cronos (1992)
Cronos (1992), a Mexican horror film by Guillermo del Toro, takes us on a chilling journey of eternal life. The plot is centered around a mysterious, centuries-old device that resurfaces, wreaking havoc with its powerful healing properties. Federico Luppi, Ron Perlman, and Claudio Brook star in this thrilling tale of immortality, filled with unexpected twists and suspense.
8. A Little Princess (1995)
A Little Princess is a heartwarming drama set in the early 20th century about a young girl named Sara, whose world turns upside down after her father enlists in World War I and is presumed dead. Against a harsh backdrop of wartime, Sara is sent to a strict boarding school where the headmistress, knowing she will not receive any more funding, cruelly forces Sara to work as a servant.
9. Too Smooth (1998)
Too Smooth, “ also known as “Hairshirt, “ is a quirky comedy with a touch of romance. Set in 1998, the film follows a self-absorbed man who has a habit of jumping from relationship to relationship. When one of his ex-lovers decides she’s determined to break his pattern, she embarks on a mission to sabotage any future relationships he may form. The situation gets even more complicated when his roommate and co-writer develops a crush on the same actress.
10. Great Expectations (1998)
In the modern retelling of Charles Dickens’ timeless classic, “Great Expectations” (1998), the ambitious Finn plays the role of a painter in bustling New York City who pursues his unattainable childhood love. The haughty Estella, a captivating orphan, challenges not only Finn’s ambitions but also his sense of self, as their tumultuous relationship intertwines with the city’s vibrant energy. Directed by acclaimed filmmaker Alfonso Cuarón and starring Ethan Hawke and Gwyneth Paltrow, “Great Expectations” explores themes of love, loss, and personal growth against the backdrop of a changing world.
11. Amores Perros (2000)
Amores Perros” is an intense drama thriller that unfolds as a result of a horrific car accident. The accident weaves together three intertwined stories, each one compelling and exploring different aspects of love’s complexities.
12. Jump Tomorrow (2001)
Jump Tomorrow” is a heartwarming comedy-drama romance that delves into the intricacies of interracial love and the struggles that come with it. Set against a bustling airport backdrop, the story revolves round a young Nigerian man named Kwesi, who’s on the brink of an arranged marriage, a tradition that is deeply embedded in his culture. His life takes a sudden turn when he comes across a strikingly beautiful and equally enigmatic Latin woman, Amelia, who’s also on the cusp of a predetermined marriage.
13. No News from God (2001)
No News from God, “ also known as “Sin noticias de Dios, “ is a thought-prooking crime drama film from 2001. Directed and written by Agustín Díaz Yanes, the movie stars Penélope Cruz, Victoria Abril, and Jero García. Set in a stunning array of countries including Spain, France, Italy, and Mexico, the film’s plot intriguingly revolves around two angels from heaven and hell who descend to Earth for a soul-saving mission.
14. And Your Mother Too (2001)
And Your Mother Too, “ a 2001 Mexican drama film co-written and directed by Alfonso Cuarón, follows the journey of two teenage boys and an older woman who embark on an unforgettable road trip as they discover the complexities of life and human connections. The film, which stars Maribel Verdú, Gael García Bernal, and Daniel Giménez Cacho, has captivated audiences worldwide with its exploration of friendship, sexuality, and the impact of honest conversations.
15. 21 Grams (2003)
21 Grams, “ a gripping 2003 film directed by Alejandro G. Iñárritu, follows the interconnected lives of a critically ill mathematician, a grieving mother, and a born-again ex-con, all brought together by a bizarre accident.
16. The Assassination of Richard Nixon (2004)
In the gritty drama “The Assassination of Richard Nixon, “ set in 1974, Sean Penn takes on the role of a businessman whose downward spiral pushes him to extremes in his quest for the American dream. Inspired by a true story, the film explores the darker side of ambition as the protagonist’s desperation escalates.
17. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004)
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban” takes us to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry for the third year of study as our beloved trio, Harry Potter, Ron, and Hermione, delve into a deadly mystery. The escaped prisoner, Sirius Black, poses a grave threat to the young wizard, and it’s up to our protagonists to unravel the tangled web of deceit and danger. With a touch of magic, werewolves, and a school of wizardry unlike any other, this adventure takes us on a wild ride filled with suspense, friendship, and intrigue.
18. My Summer of Love (2004)
My Summer of Love” is a captivating British drama film from 2004, that stars Emily Blunt and Natalie Press. Directed by Pawel Pawlikowski and with a runtime of just 1 hour and 26 minutes, the movie boasts a cast that includes Paddy Considine and a total of 21,589 votes on IMDb, earning an impressive 6.7 rating.
19. Cronicas (2004)
Cronicas” is a gripping crime thriller that takes you on a suspenseful journey into the heart of Ecuador. The story revolves around a Miami-based reporter who is hot on the trail of a notorious serial killer known as the “Monster of Babahoyo. “ As he delves deeper into the terrifying world of the killer, he discovers a dark web of deception, corruption, and horror.
20. Conejo en la luna (2004)
In the gritty criminal world of “Conejo en la luna” (2004), Julie and Antonio, a young and loving couple with a new baby, lead a stable white-collar life. When they find themselves inadvertently connected to a major political assassination, they are thrust into a dangerous world of ruthless politicians and corrupt law enforcement. As they navigate this treacherous landscape, Julie and Antonio must adapt to protect their family and unravel the truth behind the assassination. Don’t miss this thrilling and suspenseful journey through the dark underbelly of political power and corruption, featuring exceptional performances from the stars Bruno Bichir, Lorraine Pilkington, and Jesús Ochoa. With a gripping plot, “Conejo en la luna” is bound to keep you on the edge of your seat.
21. Black Sun (2005)
Black Sun is a powerful documentary that dives into the profound story of Hugues de Montalembert, a New York-based artist and filmmaker who lost his sight in a brutal attack in 1978. Directed by Gary Tarn, this remarkable film takes us on a journey of hope, resilience, and the creative spirit in the face of adversity. The film is rich with insights into the life of a man who refuses to let his blindness define him and continue to pursue his passion for art and film.
22. The Motel (2005)
The Motel” (2005) is an endearing coming-of-age comedy-drama that explores the complexities of adolescence, family, and friendship. Thirteen-year-old Ernest Chin, played by Jeffrey Chyau, navigates the challenges of growing up at a sleazy hourly-rate motel, which serves as both his home and workplace.
23. Toro negro (2005)
Toro negro” (2005) is an intimate and fascinating documentary that delves into the life of Fernando, also known as El Suicida and El Negro, a bullfighter in the slums of the Mexican Yucutan Peninsular. With his striking presence and captivating charm, Fernando is a complex character who grapples with both psychological and physical scars, balancing his aggressive attitude towards his wife with tender moments as a charming host to the filmmakers.
24. Pan’s Labyrinth (2006)
Pan’s Labyrinth, “ directed by the imaginative mind of Guillermo del Toro, is a masterful blend of drama, fantasy, and war that takes us to a surreal world set in the heart of 1940s Spain. Our protagonist, Ofelia, is a young bookworm who lives under the shadow of her army officer stepfather.
25. Children of Men (2006)
Children of Men, “ a thrilling drama set in the not-too-distant future, unfolds as the world faces a chilling crisis. In a tale that masterfully blends action, drama, and sci-fi, director Alfonso Cuarón takes the audience on an agonizing journey, where women’s inexplicable infertility has left all hopes of a future beyond despair.
26. Wanderlust (2006)
Wanderlust” is a fascinating documentary that celebrates the allure and influence of road movies in American culture. Directed by Shari Springer Berman and Robert Pulcini, this thought-provoking film dives deep into the historical and social importance of these films, showcasing how they have shaped our collective memory and inspired countless filmmakers.
27. Paris, I Love You (2006)
Experience an intricate tapestry of love, comedy, and drama with 2006’s “Paris, I Love You, “ directed by several renowned directors including Olivier Assayas, Frédéric Auburtin, and Gurinder Chadha. This anthology film takes viewers on a passionate journey through the city of love, Paris, exploring the diverse forms and impacts of love that can be found within the streets.
28. The Hottest State (2006)
The Hottest State is a gripping, introspective drama that follows the journey of a young actor from Texas, striving to find success in the competitive world of New York City. The film delves into the complexities of his relationships, particularly his tumultuous connection with a talented singer/songwriter. Directed by acclaimed actor Ethan Hawke, the film seamlessly combines elements of drama, music, and romance, resulting in a compelling and unforgettable cinematic experience.
29. Babel (2006)
Babel” is a gripping drama that explores the intricacies of cultural differences and language barriers. The film follows a married couple, Susan and Richard Jones, who tragically lose their daughter while on vacation in the Moroccan desert. This unfortunate event sets off an interlocking tale that involves four different families, each facing their own set of challenges and misunderstandings.
30. Silent Light (2007)
Silent Light, “ directed by Carlos Reygadas, is a profoundly moving and visually stunning film that takes us deep into the heart of a Mennonite community in Mexico. Set against the backdrop of the picturesque Mexican countryside, this intimate drama tells the story of a man whose life is forever changed when he embarks on an extramarital affair.
31. Déficit (2007)
Déficit, “ an engaging 2007 drama film, brings together two distinct social classes for a family gathering in Mexico. Created based on the TV project “Ruta 32, “ the movie offers a gripping storyline that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats.
32. Año uña (2007)
Año uña, a heartwarming coming-of-age drama directed by Jonás Cuarón, follows a budding love story between a Mexican teenager and an older American woman. Set against the vibrant backdrop of a summer in Mexico, this cross-cultural romance unfolds as the two characters navigate the challenges and joys of their blossoming connection.
33. Lymelife (2008)
Lymelife” is a complex and intriguing dramedy that delves into the lives of a family dealing with a failing marriage amidst the backdrop of a small suburban community. This coming-of-age tale focuses on a group of close-knit individuals who struggle to cope with the turmoil of their relationships and the expectations set upon them.
34. Rudo y Cursi (2008)
In the 2008 comedy-drama “Rudo y Cursi”, we meet two brothers, Beto (Gael García Bernal) and Teto (Diego Luna), who are rivals in the world of professional soccer. With their different personalities and contrasting approaches to fame and success, the brothers’ journey takes them to the heights of soccer stardom, while also challenging their bond as siblings.
35. Kandisha (2008)
Kandisha” is a chilling thriller that explores the dark corners of Moroccan folklore. Set in the grimy underbelly of modern-day Marrakech, the film centers on brilliant criminal defense attorney Nyla Jayde, played by the talented Hiam Abbass.
36. Quantum of Solace (2008)
Dive into the thrilling world of espionage with the daring James Bond in “Quantum of Solace, “ a riveting 2008 action-adventure film. When a mysterious organization threatens to claim control over a nation’s most valuable resource, 007 leaps into action.
37. Empire Movie Awards 2008 (2008)
Empire Movie Awards 2008, “ also known as the television special “Empire Movie Awards, “ is a must-watch event that showcases the best of the film industry. Held in 2008, the awards ceremony celebrates the incredible contributions of actors, directors, and technicians who have shaped and elevated the world of movies.
38. Mother and Child (2009)
Mother and Child” is a compelling drama directed by Rodrigo García, featuring an all-star cast including Naomi Watts, Annette Bening, and Kerry Washington. The film revolves around the lives of three women — a woman in her fifties who gave up her child for adoption 35 years ago, her daughter who has been looking for her birth mother, and a woman in her thirties who is longing to adopt a child.
39. Agora (2009)
Experience the thrilling drama of “Agora, “ set in Roman Egypt during the 5th century. This film focuses on the life of a slave who finds hope in the rising tide of Christianity, as well as his love for his mistress, the brilliant philosophy and mathematics professor Hypatia of Alexandria.
40. Creating the World of Harry Potter, Part 2: Characters (2009)
Creating the World of Harry Potter, Part 2: Characters” delves into the remarkable characters that have captivated audiences over the years. This documentary, released in 2009, is an opportunity to gain insider knowledge into the world of Harry Potter, allowing viewers an up-close and personal perspective on the beloved characters.
41. Biutiful (2010)
Biutiful” is a poignant drama directed by Alejandro G. Iñárritu, who also co-wrote the screenplay alongside Armando Bo and Nicolás Giacobone. The movie stars Javier Bardem, Maricel Álvarez, and Hanaa Bouchaib, and revolves around a man grappling with the impending reality of his death due to cancer.
42. Abel (2010)
Abel” is an award-winning Mexican film that explores the fantastical world of a peculiar 9-year-old boy, played by Christopher Ruíz-Esparza. When the youngster’s father disappears, he takes it upon himself to assume the responsibilities of a family man. As Abel blurs the lines between reality and imagination, the audience is drawn into his delightful and at times unsettling world.
43. The Woman in the Fifth (2011)
A gripping and intriguing mystery unfolds in ‘The Woman in the Fifth. ‘ Set against the backdrop of the alluring Parisian countryside, the film follows a college professor who loses everything following a scandal and decides to move abroad to escape the turmoil. As fate would have it, he crosses paths with a beguiling widow, whose motives might be linked to a series of chilling murders within the city. As the professor investigates, he becomes inexplicably drawn into her world, navigating a web of deception and suspense.
44. Ida (2013)
Ida” (2013) is a captivating drama film directed by Pawel Pawlikowski. Set in the 1960s in Poland, the film follows the story of a young novice nun, Anna, who is about to take her vows. However, Anna’s journey takes an unexpected turn as she uncovers a long-hidden family secret connected to the German occupation.
45. Sugar Kisses (2013)
Sugar Kisses, “ also known as “Besos de Azúcar, “ is a captivating coming-of-age drama set in Mexico. Directed by Carlos Cuarón and written by Cuarón and Luis Usabiaga, the film explores the blossoming love between Nacho, a young boy with a crush on Mayra, the daughter of a notorious gang leader.
46. Pacific Rim (2013)
In a world where an all-out war wages between humans and monstrous sea creatures, only a desperate alliance can save them all. “Pacific Rim” transports audiences into a future filled with action as two unlikely warriors pair up to pilot a seemingly outdated, yet crucial, special weapon.
47. Gravity (2013)
Gravity” is an adrenaline-pumping sci-fi thriller that follows the harrowing journey of Dr. Ryan Stone, an engineer on her first space mission, and Matt Kowalski, an astronaut on his final expedition. The film begins with the pair spacewalking outside the space shuttle Explorer to repair the Hubble Telescope, unaware of the danger lying in wait.
48. 12th Annual Visual Effects Society Awards (2014)
Experience the glitz and glamour of the 12th Annual Visual Effects Society Awards, an unforgettable event celebrating the best of the best in the world of visual effects. This star-studded TV special features appearances from legendary filmmakers and actors, including Bruce Boxleitner, Sandra Bullock, and Alfonso Cuarón. Directed by Victoria Botka-Williams and produced by Homerun Entertainment, this three-hour awards show honors outstanding achievements in the field of visual effects and offers an exciting behind-the-scenes look at the creative process behind some of the most visually stunning films and television shows of the year.
49. The Oscars (2014)
Experience the glitz, glamour, and heartfelt moments of Hollywood’s most prestigious event, The Oscars (2014). This year, the Academy celebrated the achievements of the film industry in 2013.
50. Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance) (2014)
Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)” is a riveting and darkly comedic drama featuring a mesmerizing performance by Michael Keaton. The film follows a former superhero actor, now on the brink of obscurity, who risks everything to redeem his career with a Broadway production. He takes on the role of both writer and director, as well as starring as the lead character.
51. Cesar Chavez (2014)
In the heart of Yuma, Arizona, Cesar Chavez (2014) tells the true story of a civil-rights activist and labor organizer who fought for fair treatment and living conditions for farm workers. With a PG-13 rating, this 1h 42min biographical drama is directed by Diego Luna and written by Timothy J. Sexton and Keir Pearson. The movie stars Michael Peña, America Ferrera, and Rosario Dawson.
52. This Changes Everything (2015)
This Changes Everything” is an eye-opening documentary that explores the crisis of climate change and its potential to transform our economic system for the better. Directed by Avi Lewis and written by Naomi Klein, the film takes us on a journey to see how communities around the world are seizing the opportunity to address the environmental crisis head-on. From Montana, USA, to India and beyond, the documentary highlights seven diverse communities that are tackling climate change in innovative and inspiring ways.
53. The Revenant (2015)
In the untamed wilderness of the 1820s, a valiant frontiersman embarks on a treacherous fur trading expedition, only to be betrayed and left to die after being savagely mauled by a bear. This harrowing tale of survival sees the hero battling against all odds, his will to live pitted against nature’s relentless cruelty. With unforgiving companions, the merciless climate, and untamed beasts stalking his every move, this man must now reclaim his strength and face his demons head-on.
54. Crimson Peak (2015)
Crimson Peak, “ directed by the award-winning Guillermo del Toro, is a thrilling gothic love story that explores the boundary between reality and supernatural. Set in 19th-century England, an aspiring author, Edith Cushing, played by Mia Wasikowska, grapples with her past and the allure of two enigmatic men. Jessica Chastain masterfully portrays the intense desire of her character, Lady Lucille, a mysterious woman with a hidden past. Meanwhile, Tom Hiddleston plays Sir Thomas Sharpe, a charming but enigmatic aristocrat. They both are drawn to Edith, each harboring secrets that threaten to tear the world apart.
55. The Witch (2015)
The Witch, “ directed by Robert Eggers and written by him along with his brother, marks a chilling departure into the 17th century New English wilderness. The plot follows the harrowing unraveling of a family, torn apart by the malicious forces of witchcraft, black magic, and possession.
56. Desierto (2015)
Desierto” is a thrilling drama set in the midst of the borderlands, where a group of desperate migrants from Mexico seek refuge in the United States. Among them is a resourceful man, played by Gael García Bernal, who must put his survival skills to the test as they navigate the harsh desert terrain.
57. Legendary AD (2016)
Legendary AD” delves into the world of the iconic film posters that have captivated audiences for decades. Directed by Leonardo Corbucci, this documentary explores the intricacies of creating captivating artwork for some of the most iconic films in history. From “Star Wars” and “The Godfather” to “Back to the Future” and “Pulp Fiction, “ audiences will discover the true legends behind the posters.
58. The Shape of Water (2017)
In the extraordinary film, “The Shape of Water” (2017), a hidden research facility in the 1960s becomes the unexpected backdrop for a heart-wrenching tale of love and compassion. Guillermo del Toro masterfully brings to life an otherworldly amphibious creature, the likes of which have never been seen before.
59. Alicia’s Dream (2017)
Alicia’s Dream, released in 2017, is a captivating blend of drama, horror, and mystery. The movie follows a couple who, after spending a night together near a forest at a wedding, find themselves disoriented and lost. As they navigate their way back, they are confronted with strange forces that challenge their personalities to their limits.
60. Ana y Bruno (2017)
Embark on a heartwarming animated adventure in “Ana y Bruno, “ a thrilling tale of a young girl’s quest to reunite her family. When Ana discovers that her long-lost father is in trouble, she sets out on a daring journey to find him and save her ailing mother. Join Ana as she unravels the mysteries surrounding her father’s whereabouts and learns the power of love and perseverance.
61. Roma (2018)
Roma, directed by the talented Alfonso Cuarón, offers a profound exploration of class differences and the lives of ordinary people in Mexico City during the early 1970s. The story is narrated from the perspective of a middle-class family’s maid, Cleo (Yalitza Aparicio), as we delve into the intricacies of her relationship with her employers and the challenges she faces.
62. 2019 Golden Globe Awards (2019)
The highly anticipated 2019 Golden Globe Awards shines bright with a star-studded event filled with excitement, laughter, and remarkable performances. Hosted by the comedic duo Sandra Oh and Andy Samberg, this extravagant show celebrates the very best in television and film. The awards ceremony features a diverse range of winners, including Julia Roberts, Timothée Chalamet, and Mahershala Ali.
63. The King (2019)
The King” is a gripping drama, set in 15th century England, that follows the tumultuous journey of young Henry V as he ascends to the throne following his brother’s death. The film masterfully weaves a tale of deception, war, and treachery that Henry V must navigate through to become a successful ruler. The combat and battle scenes are meticulously choreographed with the Battle of Agincourt being a prominent highlight, offering viewers a thrilling display of medieval warfare.
64. The Oscars (2019)
Experience the magic of the 91st Academy Awards, as the world’s most iconic films are celebrated in this star-studded event. Featuring top contenders like BlacKkKlansman, Black Panther, and A Star Is Born, this two-and-a-half-hour television special presents the cinematic achievements of 2018, showcasing the crème de la crème of Hollywood talent. With special performances by the legendary Queen and music superstar Adam Lambert, it’s an unforgettable night of music, glamour, and cinematic brilliance.
65. Netflix vs. the World (2019)
Netflix vs. the World is a riveting documentary that follows the incredible journey of a small Silicon Valley startup as it takes on movie rental giants and Hollywood powerhouses. With a runtime of just 1 hour and 44 minutes, the film offers a thrilling account of the company’s rise to dominance and its impact on the world of video rental and movie distribution.
66. Making Waves: The Art of Cinematic Sound (2019)
In the world of cinema, sound is often an overlooked yet powerful element of filmmaking. Making Waves: The Art of Cinematic Sound, released in 2019, dives into the depths of this art form, exploring its history, emotional power, and impact on modern cinema.
67. HipBeat (2020)
HipBeat is a thought-provoking drama film that explores the search for self-discovery and revolution within the vibrant queer community of Berlin. Our protagonist, a young political activist, embarks on a journey of love and passion, all while grappling with the chaotic world of anarchy. With expertly crafted storytelling and a stunning cast led by Samuel Kay Forrest, Beatrix Michelet, and Andriana Manfredi, HipBeat invites viewers to explore themes of identity, love, and the human spirit.
68. The Witches (2020)
The Witches” is a whimsical, family-oriented film that transports viewers into a world of mischief and magic. Directed by Robert Zemeckis, this 2020 release follows a young boy as he and his grandmother find themselves caught in the crosshairs of a coven of witches led by a charismatic and cunning villainess.
69. Throwing Bombs in Baghdad (2020)
In the midst of a relentless 13-year war in Iraq, a group of young men are determined to prove themselves as Olympic champions. Facing the persistent threat of ISIS, they continue to strive for their dreams on the battlefield, only to compete for their nation in the next moment.
70. Nightmare Alley (2021)
Nightmare Alley” is a gripping neo-noir crime drama that follows the rise of a cunning grifter (Bradley Cooper) as he ascends from a lowly carnival worker to a renowned psychic medium. However, his journey is threatened by the relentless pursuit of a dogged psychologist (Cate Blanchett) determined to unmask his deceptions.
71. Last Night in Soho (2021)
Step into the enigmatic world of “Last Night in Soho” (2021), a thrilling drama-horror film that takes you on a chilling journey through the dark corners of London’s trendiest district. Director Edgar Wright and screenwriters Edgar Wright and Krysty Wilson-Cairns weave a captivating tale of mystery, glamour, and terror, set against the backdrop of the 1960s.
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