Audience Score: 80-89%
(Films ordered by score, high to low)

  • La Famille Belier

    A hearing girl lives with her deaf parents and brother on a farm where she acts as the family’s interpreter.

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  • Me and Earl and the Dying Girl

    High-schooler Greg is ordered by his parents to befriend a fellow student, Rachel, whom he knew as a child, who is now dying of cancer.

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  • Le Week-End

    A couple spend a weekend in Paris to celebrate their 30th wedding anniversary.

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  • A Man Called Ove

    Stepping out of Fredrik Backman’s bestselling novel (Swedish, 2012), Ove is the quintessential neighbourhood grouch.

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  • Boyz n the Hood

    WFC celebrates Black History Month with the iconic debut of John Singleton, who died in April aged 51.

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  • Queen & Slim

    A Tinder date gone wrong is the springboard for a tense yet romantic road-trip evoking Bonnie & Clyde, set against the backdrop of contemporary racial injustices in the USA.

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  • Rocks

    Teenage Shola, Rocks to her classmates, battles to care for herself and her younger brother after they are abandoned by their single mother.

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  • Minari

    “Minari is a story of the American Dream.

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  • Sometimes Always Never

    Bill Nighy stars as an eccentric ex-tailor searching for his estranged son.

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  • After Love

    After Love is essentially a chamber piece about grief that has been expanded out across boundaries both literal and figurative.

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