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989 Films Celebrating Solidarity and Social Justice

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  1. 801Chums from Across the VoidMovie · 2015 · 18mLois Severin, a former Trotskyite now living a quiet suburban life, develops a unique therapy: Past Leftist Life Regression. Guided by historical figures like Radek, a step-dancing Bolshevik; Machera, an Andean Robin Hood; and Maria Spiridonova, a pre-Soviet socialist assassin, Lois aims to find a way to navigate modern corporate life and spark a 21st-century revolution of thought.
  2. 802Black GoddessMovie · 1978 · 95m*A Deusa Negra* is a love story that unfolds across two centuries. In 18th century Yorubaland, Prince Oluyole is captured during a war fueled by European slave traders and sold into slavery in Brazil. In modern-day Nigeria, Babatunde makes a promise to his dying father: he will journey to Brazil to find remnants of their ancestors who were once enslaved. His trip begins with a Candomblé ritual, leading him deeper into the culture and, in a dreamlike sequence, offering insight into the suffering and resilience of his forebears. The film seamlessly blends past and present, reality and the mystical, and conversation with trance. A hypnotic atmosphere is created by the music of Nigerian drummer Remi Kabaka, who uses repetitive and distorted rhythms.IMDb 6.4
  3. 803Chelsea GirlsMovie · 1966 · 210m · DramaSet in 1966 New York City, the film captures the diverse lives of people at the Chelsea Hotel through Andy Warhol's camera. It presents a direct, unfiltered look at these characters, avoiding a traditional story structure. Using dual projectors creates an immersive experience, blurring the lines between reality and art as it explores themes of art, life, and the bohemian culture within the hotel's walls.IMDb 5.6TMDB 5.6
  4. 804CinnamonMovie · 2006 · 71mThis experimental film offers a glimpse into the vibrant world of African American drag racing.IMDb 5.7TMDB 5.0
  5. 805bernard gaspéMovie · 2013 · 5mBernard Gaspé employs layered, in-camera techniques to depict a journey through the forgotten buildings along the train tracks in Montreal's Mile End, all rendered in a dreamlike pink tone.
  6. 806Badou BoyMovie · 1970 · 56mBadou Boy, a spirited young man, navigates the bustling streets of Dakar via its city buses, encountering various adventures along the way.IMDb 6.6TMDB 5.7
  7. 807By the RavineMovie · 1962 · 50mIn Siberia, a young hunter named Senya is tasked with tracking down two wolves that have been attacking sheep across multiple farms. This is Kira Muratova and Oleksandr Muratov's student film.IMDb 6.4TMDB 3.2
  8. 808BoyantMovie · 2008 · 5mThis film chronicles Michael Jordan's journey as he learns to swim.IMDb 5.3
  9. 809Carolee, Barbara and GunvorMovie · 2018 · 9mBetween 2015 and 2017, filmmaker Lynne Sachs spent time with Carolee Schneemann, Barbara Hammer, and Gunvor Nelson. These three artists, known for their diverse work, have consistently used moving images throughout their careers.IMDb 6.1TMDB 5.6
  10. 810Christiania: 40 Years of OccupationMovie · 2014 · 77mIn 1971, hundreds of young people occupied an abandoned 85-acre military base in Copenhagen, establishing a self-governed community with aspirations for official recognition. The Danish government, facing political opposition to eviction, designated the area a "short-term social experiment." After four decades of complex relations with the government, largely centered on the open trade of hashish, Christiania is nearing legal status. Born from youthful idealism and a critical housing shortage, the community was formed when hundreds of young people claimed the deserted brick buildings, woods, ramparts, and canals as their home.IMDb 6.8
  11. 811Bang BangMovie · 1971 · 80mA nameless city dweller finds themselves caught in a string of bizarre events: a wild taxi journey, a run-in with a peculiar gang of criminals, and plenty of gunfights. The story is charged with a distinctive sense of chaos, hinting at a primal side to humanity.IMDb 6.9TMDB 7.2
  12. 812Blank CityMovie · 2011 · 94mBefore Ronald Reagan became president, New York City was struggling. But difficult times often inspire great art, and filmmakers like Jim Jarmusch, Lizzy Borden, and Amos Poe created some of their strongest films during this period. Influenced by punk rock and new wave music, these unconventional directors presented audiences with a harsh portrayal of reality, a stark contrast to the lighthearted movies popular at the time.IMDb 7.1TMDB 7.1
  13. 813Chain LettersMovie · 1985 · 96mNine New Yorkers receive a chain letter. Their choice to forward or break the chain leads them down different paths: romance, happiness, or unexpected danger.IMDb 6.5TMDB 5.4
  14. 814The CitizenMovie · 1977 · 122mFor five years, a hopeful young farmer diligently saves money with the dream of relocating to Bangkok. His goal: to purchase a taxi and build a brighter future for himself and his son.IMDb 7.5TMDB 9.0
  15. 815ChorusMovie · 1974 · 112mWhen a small company advertises 100 jobs, 30,000 people apply. The applicants are almost entirely from impoverished backgrounds, leading to widespread chaos. Everyone is desperate for work. Among them are those truly in need, a photographer chasing a story, a village moneylender preying on the vulnerable, an overwhelmed police force, and employers offering positions despite a crippling six-month strike that has left workers destitute. This is a microcosm of society, revealed through the lens of a single business. Eventually, the workers, the unemployed, and the farmers unite to protest this exploitation.IMDb 7.4TMDB 6.5
  16. 816BarakaMovie · 1992 · 97m · DocumentaryThis visually stunning documentary takes viewers on a global journey through different landscapes and time periods to explore the connections between all living things. The film features breathtaking cinematography, showcasing the beauty of Earth while presenting a thoughtful story about the nature of life. From forests to deserts and cities, the filmmaker highlights how time changes these places, revealing universal patterns of growth, decline, and renewal. With its immersive visuals and deep look at life's big questions, this documentary offers a profound reflection on what it means to be human.IMDb 8.5TMDB 8.2
  17. 817Afghan BreakdownMovie · 1991 · 140mAs troops withdraw from Afghanistan, a company of experienced paratroopers led by Major Bandura is joined by Steklov, the son of a senior officer.IMDb 7.0TMDB 4.7
  18. 818By the LawMovie · 1926 · 80m · Drama, Western, MysteryFour men on a gold prospecting trip in the Canadian Yukon face a terrifying ordeal. One of them violently kills two of his companions, leaving the remaining two to struggle for months to contain him while navigating the brutal wilderness. The survivors battle to maintain control and survive relentless snowstorms, dangerous river crossings, and lurking predators. Their journey explores themes of trust, survival, and human nature as they confront their own limits and grapple with the question of how far they'll go to protect themselves and seek justice.IMDb 7.5TMDB 6.5
  19. 819Chile, a Galaxy of ProblemsMovie · 2010 · 32mIn 2008, Patricio Guzmán conducted a survey in Santiago to assess the "state of historical memory." He gathers a diverse group of Chilean intellectuals – historians, psychologists, economists, engineers, lawyers, and others. The film presents a direct report of their opinions, including those of Juan Emilio Cheyre, former head of the armed forces. The findings are predictably divisive.IMDb 6.4TMDB 6.0
  20. 820CapernaumMovie · 2018 · 126m · DramaEscaping an uncaring home, a resourceful 12-year-old Lebanese boy commits a violent act and receives a five-year prison sentence. He then takes legal action, suing his parents to challenge the life they have provided for him.IMDb 8.4TMDB 8.1
  21. 821Carlos: Film Portrait of a Montevideo PanhandlerMovie · 1965 · 31mThe film follows a "caminante," a term for a homeless wanderer, a label favored by Carlos. Carlos, who once journeyed extensively throughout Uruguay, now lives as a vagabond, or "bichiome," in Montevideo. Through his experiences, the film offers a glimpse into society as seen through the eyes of someone on the margins.IMDb 7.4TMDB 6.0
  22. 822GubraMovie · 2006 · 110mSeven years later, Orked is married to Arif, a man much older than her, and their life appears perfect. That changes when Orked receives a disturbing phone call from Mak Inom: Pak Atan has suffered diabetic complications and is now catatonic. After a frantic rush to the hospital, Orked encounters Alan, Jason’s older brother, whose father, Pa, is also hospitalized. As the story unfolds, Orked and Alan develop a close friendship, much to Arif's unease. This connection seems to remind Orked of her first love.IMDb 7.2TMDB 2.7
  23. 823Beginning of the Great RevivalMovie · 2011 · 124m · Drama, Action, HistoryThis film chronicles the key events that culminated in the establishment of the Chinese Communist Party.IMDb 3.1TMDB 4.6
  24. 824The Color of PomegranatesMovie · 1969 · 80m · Drama, HistoryThe film explores the life of 18th-century Armenian poet and musician Sayat-Nova, from his early life to his death. It particularly examines his complicated relationships with women, including one who inspired his work. Mikhail Vartanov’s innovative film uses Sayat-Nova's poems and mostly still camera shots to powerfully portray this story, offering viewers a deeply immersive experience of the poet's world.IMDb 7.5TMDB 7.3
  25. 825Brasília 18%Movie · 2006 · 102mA renowned medical examiner is dispatched to Brasília, Brazil's political center, to officially identify the body of a striking young congressional assistant. However, his meticulous examination uncovers evidence of a complex political conspiracy.IMDb 5.3TMDB 4.4
  26. 826CananeaMovie · 1978 · 123mThis film is based on a true story from the American-owned Cananea mine. It shows how the mine owner profits while the Mexican workers struggle to survive, exploited for their labor.IMDb 6.7TMDB 5.8
  27. 827BacurauMovie · 2019 · 131m · Mystery, Western, ThrillerIn the remote Brazilian backlands, the town of Bacurau is grieving the death of its 94-year-old matriarch, Carmelita. Shortly after her passing, the townspeople discover that Bacurau has disappeared from virtually all maps.IMDb 7.3TMDB 7.7
  28. 828Adjustment & WorkMovie · 1986 · 120mIn Talladega, Alabama, the film details familiar sights and sounds – railroad tracks, quiet streets, homes, and downtown shops, presented as if highlighting everyday things often overlooked. This installment of a four-part series uniquely focuses on adults who have recently become blind and are adapting to their new reality, alongside individuals who are deaf-blind and learning job skills for employment.IMDb 7.2TMDB 6.5
  29. 829AubadeMovie · 2010 · 12mThis film, a personal project by the director, is inspired by the concept of an aubade: a poem or song about the sunrise and the bittersweet moment of lovers saying goodbye. It marks a significant shift for the filmmaker, who has primarily worked with Kodachrome film and is now exploring color negative. This represents a fresh start in his approach to filmmaking.IMDb 6.4TMDB 6.0
  30. 830Battle on Shangganling MountainMovie · 1956 · 123mThe film depicts a group of Chinese People's Volunteer Army soldiers defending Triangle Hill against US forces for several days. Facing shortages of food and water, they maintain their position until reinforcements arrive. The movie portrays the battle as a Chinese victory over an American invasion, and the People's Volunteer Army soldiers are presented as heroes.IMDb 6.8TMDB 6.2
  31. 831ArsenalMovie · 1929 · 93m · Drama, WarFollowing a miraculous escape from a train wreck in post-war Ukraine, a quiet soldier is pulled back into conflict. He navigates Kyiv, a city struggling to recover from recent upheaval, and witnesses the growing conflict between nationalist and collectivist groups fighting for Ukraine's future. As violence and ideological clashes intensify, he must confront his own values in a world where heroism and brutality are increasingly intertwined. This drama explores identity, loyalty, and the potential for transformation in a volatile environment.IMDb 7.1TMDB 6.7
  32. 832ArrowsMovie · 1984 · 15mArrows blends live-action footage with animated sequences to explore anorexia and its cultural roots. The film's soundtrack features the voiceover, "I am so aware of my body," alongside images of caged birds juxtaposed with the rib cage of the filmmaker, who is also the subject. The societal pressure on women to be thin is highlighted through a description of a new surgical fat removal technique, framing women who deviate from male beauty standards as needing medical intervention. A recurring motif of cages, bars, and railway lines emphasizes the feeling of being trapped. However, by using a mirror to film herself, the filmmaker takes control of how a woman's body is portrayed.IMDb 6.8TMDB 5.0
  33. 833Basic TrainingMovie · 1971 · 89mFilmed in the summer of 1970 at Fort Knox, Kentucky, Frederick Wiseman’s *Basic Training* documents a group of men undergoing infantry training, illustrating their transformation from civilians into soldiers. The film offers a distinctive look at the U.S. Army in action, while also providing a compelling glimpse into a specific time and place during a pivotal period in American history.IMDb 7.3TMDB 6.6
  34. 834CamerapersonMovie · 2016 · 102m · DocumentaryCAMERAPERSON is a visually striking memoir that uses filmmaker Kirsten Johnson's existing footage to explore moments that have deeply impacted her. The film reframes these scenes, transforming their original presentation into a personal story about journey, filmmaking, and genuine human connection—a meditation on how the camera shapes our understanding of truth.IMDb 7.5TMDB 6.7
  35. 835Carib GoldMovie · 1956 · 71mA dedicated but financially strained shrimp boat crew stumbles upon a hidden treasure. Their discovery leads to complications in this intense, black-and-white film.IMDb 5.7TMDB 4.0
  36. 836Capitaine Thomas SankaraMovie · 2012 · 88mThis film uses archival footage of Thomas Sankara, the president of Burkina Faso from 1983 until his assassination in 1987. Driven to free his country and change how people thought, Sankara challenged global politics and the powerful figures of his era. He remains a significant figure in both African and world history.IMDb 7.7TMDB 7.5
  37. 837Artemide’s KneeMovie · 2008 · 26mFollowing the loss of his partner and collaborator Danièle Huillet, Straub finds comfort in music and nature. Kathleen Ferrier's rendition of "The Farewell" from Mahler's "Song of the Earth" (composed in 1909 after the death of his daughter) and Heinrich Schütz's Lament on the Death of His Wife offer solace. The landscape, specifically a mountain grove where Endymion mourns Artemis, evokes the Japanese concept of 'mono no aware' – a gentle sadness acknowledging the transient beauty of life.IMDb 6.5TMDB 6.0
  38. 838Abortion Helpline, This Is LisaMovie · 2019 · 13mThe Philadelphia abortion helpline is overwhelmed with calls from women and teens seeking abortions they can't afford, highlighting how economic hardship and restrictive laws shape access to abortion in the United States.IMDb 7.2TMDB 7.0
  39. 839Brindisi '65Movie · 1966 · 15mThe film opens with a view of Brindisi, a city rooted in a working-class tradition, dominated by a sprawling petrochemical complex. It portrays the lives of children in impoverished areas and the concerns of workers facing economic hardship, layoffs, and seeking favor from the Christian Democrats for opportunities at Montecatini. Contrasting this are scenes of affluent people enjoying themselves at a restaurant and farmers displaced from their land to make way for the industry. A puppet show depicts a worker as "starved." At a training course for workers, positive testimonials praise Monteshell, but a shadowy figure reveals widespread fear of speaking out, unequal pay for skilled and unskilled labor, mass layoffs, and controlled union activity where strikes are treated as a business. Shot in black and white on 35mm film.IMDb 6.9TMDB 6.0
  40. 840AudienceMovie · 1983 · 32mBarbara Hammer’s *Audience* is a unique look into the director's work. Shot on 16mm in the early 1980s, it documents audience reactions at screenings of her films in San Francisco, London, Toronto, and Montreal. Unlike her other films, *Audience* is simply a record of these events. It offers brief but revealing glimpses into lesbian communities across different locations: the audiences in San Francisco are lively and enthusiastic, the London audiences more cautious, and those in Canada initially reserved but eventually thoughtful. The film also highlights Hammer’s importance to lesbian culture, showing how she connects with audiences to spark conversations about representation.IMDb 6.5TMDB 3.5
  41. 841Bye Bye AfricaMovie · 2003 · 86mA Chadian film director living and working in France returns home after his mother's death. He's deeply disturbed by the country's decline and the state of its film industry. He resolves to create a film honoring her memory.IMDb 6.4TMDB 5.6
  42. 8421971Movie · 2014 · 80mIn 1971, eight activists in Media, Pennsylvania, planned a complex break-in of the FBI offices. Their goal was to release stolen documents exposing the government's illegal surveillance of everyday Americans during a time of anti-war protests. This gripping true story features the activists themselves, who recount their actions and consider the ongoing implications of security leaks in modern activism.IMDb 7.3TMDB 6.7
  43. 843Abortion: Stories from North and SouthMovie · 1984 · 55mThroughout history, women have struggled to terminate unwanted pregnancies, facing opposition from societal and institutional forces. This film examines how religious institutions, governments, and the medical community have shaped abortion policies across cultures. Through footage filmed in Ireland, Japan, Thailand, Peru, Colombia, and Canada, the film reveals a stark truth: access to safe, legal abortion remains limited to a small portion of women worldwide.
  44. 844BloodMovie · 1989 · 95mNino, a strong but ill young man, lives with his older brother Vicente and father in the countryside. When their father vanishes, the circumstances surrounding his disappearance become suspicious. Vicente introduces his girlfriend, and the three siblings form a close-knit family. However, their uncle grows wary of the missing father and forcibly takes Nino to the city. Vicente is left behind to find him.IMDb 7.3TMDB 6.9
  45. 845BatteredMovie · 1989 · 58mLee Grant's powerful 1989 film examines domestic violence in American homes. *Battered* offers a stark look at a life lived under constant fear from those closest to you. The film combines intimate interviews with victims and their children with heartbreaking accounts from the abusers themselves, providing a comprehensive view of these American lives.IMDb 7.5TMDB 7.5
  46. 846Bad Girls Go to HellMovie · 1965 · 65mAfter killing her rapist, a housewife named Ellen goes on the run to the city. She faces more trouble there, but eventually finds a sense of stability. However, her peace is threatened when she learns her landlady's son is a detective.IMDb 4.8TMDB 4.8
  47. 847The Belle Starr StoryMovie · 1968 · 103mAfter years of being overshadowed by men, Belle Starr now surpasses them in skill as she travels the West. She shares a complicated relationship with Larry Blackie, a man who matches her abilities. Their involvement in a robbery takes a dangerous turn.IMDb 5.3TMDB 6.1
  48. 848Brás CubasMovie · 1985 · 92mA witty reimagining of Machado de Assis's classic "Memories of an Ex-Death." The story unfolds as a deceased man recounts his life, particularly his romantic pursuits and escapades, most notably his relationship with Virgília, a woman already married.IMDb 6.9TMDB 5.0
  49. 849Butterflies Have No MemoryMovie · 2009 · 42mIn a secluded part of the Philippines, a community struggles with economic hardship, and many men spend their time drinking. Their lives are disrupted by the unexpected return of a woman who has lived in Canada for many years.IMDb 6.6TMDB 6.7
  50. 850City of HopeMovie · 1991 · 129m · Drama"City Strife" is a character-driven film set in New Jersey, exploring the complicated relationships between people from different backgrounds amidst urban conflict and corruption. The story follows three main characters: Nick Rinaldi, Asteroid, and Wynn. Nick, a contractor accustomed to his father's wealth, feels lost and disillusioned. He searches for meaning in a difficult world, becoming a central figure in the film. Asteroid, a homeless person struggling with mental health, offers a stark look at the lives of those often ignored in city stories. Wynn is an idealistic young politician striving to reform a corrupt system. His journey provides contrast and a sense of hope within the film's darker elements. "City Strife" examines themes of wealth inequality, societal pressure, and the search for redemption in a world marked by conflict. The film presents an unvarnished view of people across the social spectrum, creating a compelling narrative that holds the viewer's attention.IMDb 7.3TMDB 6.6
  51. 851AnnushkaMovie · 1959 · 84mAnna Denisova is an ordinary Russian woman who endured the full weight of wartime hardship. Like many of her countrymen, she dedicated herself to achieving victory. During the war, she lost her husband, Pyotr, but successfully protected her three children: Sasha, Nina, and Granata. Even after the war ended, Anna's struggles continued. In the early years of peace, she and the other survivors faced famine and devoted their remaining energy to rebuilding their nation.IMDb 6.2TMDB 6.0
  52. 852Citizen AutisticMovie · 2013 · 58mCitizen Autistic offers a look at the activists fighting for autism rights and self-advocacy. It features interviews with Ari Ne'eman, Landon Bryce, Robyn Steward, Clarissa Kripke, MD, and Zoe Gross, who discuss how Autism Speaks, a major American organization, uses propaganda to fund genetic research without adequately addressing the needs of families affected by autism. Directed by William Davenport (Too Sane for this World), Citizen Autistic aims to expose the controversies surrounding the organization's advocacy by amplifying the voices of those within the autism community.IMDb 7.2TMDB 1.0
  53. 853All the Corners of the WorldMovie · 1989 · 74mIn Taipei's bustling Hsi-Men-Ding district, the Chang family struggles to make ends meet. Mr. and Mrs. Chang work as cleaners in a love hotel, while their teenage children hustle as ticket scalpers, buying up popular movie seats and reselling them for profit. Their precarious existence is upended when their daughter, Mei-Hsueh, briefly considers prostitution but ultimately changes her mind, leaving her client seriously injured. The film centers on the son, Ah Tong, and his unfulfilled potential as a writer.IMDb 7.0TMDB 5.2
  54. 854Be Seeing YouMovie · 1968 · 45mThis documentary examines a strike by textile workers in Besançon, France. It features interviews with the workers, exploring their reasons for joining the union and the challenges they face in their daily lives.IMDb 6.9TMDB 6.0
  55. 855Black Art, Black ArtistsMovie · 1971 · 16mThis essay film examines the often-overlooked history of art created by Black artists from the 19th Century onward. It explores the pressures artists have faced to conform to traditional tastes and historical narratives. The film features artist Van Slater and was created by Elyseo J. Taylor, a highly influential theorist and one of the first Black faculty members at UCLA. Taylor played a key role in diversifying the university, introducing a Third World Cinema program and broadening access to students from diverse backgrounds.IMDb 6.2
  56. 856'Til Madness Do Us PartMovie · 2014 · 228mThis film offers a glimpse into the daily lives of fifty patients in a mental institution in Yunnan, China. They are residents due to having killed someone, committed a crime against a public official, or living with a developmental disability.IMDb 7.9TMDB 7.0
  57. 857Canal ZoneMovie · 1977 · 174mCANAL ZONE explores the lives of those who lived and worked within the Panama Canal Zone. It details the Canal's operation alongside the numerous American governmental bodies – encompassing business, military, and civilian sectors – involved in its functioning and the lives of Americans residing there. The film features scenes of ships navigating the Canal, the work of specialized canal pilots, aspects of the civil administration, military activities, and the social, religious, and recreational pursuits of the Zone's inhabitants.IMDb 7.4TMDB 6.9
  58. 858Bajo en nicotinaMovie · 1984 · 82mA devoted film enthusiast struggles to enjoy his movie collection, constantly interrupted by his overly dependent girlfriend and loud neighbors. Determined to finally find some peace and quiet, he resorts to extreme actions to silence them permanently.IMDb 5.2TMDB 3.2
  59. 859BabylonMovie · 1980 · 95m · DramaThis drama follows Blue, a young Jamaican-born man living in Brixton during the 1980s. He finds himself at a crossroads as job loss and family problems emerge while leading his friends and a dub sound system. Racism tests his friendships, pushing him to question who he is and where he belongs. The film presents a moving story of navigating hardship in a changing London, vibrant with the energy of the 1980s.IMDb 7.3TMDB 6.9
  60. 860The ChickensMovie · 1977 · 40mAmiralay's film uses sharp social commentary and symbolism to examine chicken farming in the Syrian village of Sadad. It portrays the struggles of local farmers and government policies that favored large-scale egg production over traditional farming, a shift that ultimately harmed the rural peasant community of Sadad.IMDb 6.9TMDB 8.0
  61. 8611001 NightsMovie · 1990 · 98m · Fantasy, Comedy, AdventureIn a kingdom ruled by a capricious sultan, Sheherazade faces a perilous fate. The sultan takes multiple wives, discarding them after short periods, and each woman meets a tragic end – a fate awaiting Sheherazade. Rather than accept her doom, Sheherazade uses her exceptional storytelling abilities to cleverly delay her execution. Night after night, she weaves captivating tales of love, adventure, and intrigue, captivating the sultan and holding his attention. Discovering a magic lamp unlocks new possibilities, granting Sheherazade the power to influence her own destiny and the lives of others. This story explores themes of love, survival, and the power of narrative, set against a backdrop of ancient mysticism and intrigue. It's an enthralling journey blending romance, suspense, and fantasy as Sheherazade navigates a dangerous world.IMDb 5.5TMDB 5.1
  62. 862Class of StruggleMovie · 1969 · 37mBuilding on "Be Seeing You," this film was a collaborative project between Chris Marker and the Medvedkin Group, created with workers at the Yema Watch Factory in Besançon. It centers on a female worker who becomes involved in labor organizing, showing the daily challenges and increasing awareness within the French labor movement.IMDb 7.1TMDB 6.0
  63. 863CobradorMovie · 1986IMDb 7.3
  64. 864638 Ways to Kill CastroMovie · 2006 · 78mDollan Cannell's documentary examines the hundreds of alleged attempts to assassinate Fidel Castro, providing insight into the history of Cuban politics. Despite its seemingly unbelievable title, the film details the extraordinary story of 638 purported plots orchestrated by the CIA and Cuban exiles to kill the Cuban leader.IMDb 6.8TMDB 6.2
  65. 865And the Dish Ran Away with the SpoonMovie · 1992 · 49mThis documentary explores how Caribbean television is largely dominated by programs from the North, especially the United States. Examining the prevalence of US and French content in the region, the film combines interviews, local poetry and music with clips from these imported shows to illustrate how Caribbean audiences are presented with a skewed worldview that disconnects them from their own culture. It also examines Cuba's approach to this issue, featuring an interview with director Tomás Gutiérrez Alea, and the US response through Radio and TV Marti. This film is part of the Developing Stories Series on Environment and Development. Starweek Magazine called it "An astonishingly searing look at TV."
  66. 866AakroshMovie · 1980 · 144m · DramaThis compelling legal drama explores the injustices faced by India's scheduled tribes in the 1980s. A determined lawyer takes on the defense of a tribal man accused of his wife's murder. Investigating the case, he discovers the harsh realities of life and systemic oppression experienced by these marginalized communities. The courtroom battle profoundly changes the lawyer's understanding of the complex social and political issues surrounding scheduled tribes. The film powerfully examines how inequality and prejudice can threaten individual freedoms.IMDb 7.9TMDB 7.2
  67. 867The All-Around Reduced Personality: RedupersMovie · 1978 · 98mIn 1970s West Berlin, Edda Chiemnyjewski, a freelance press photographer and single mother, discovers that personal life is difficult to maintain amidst societal concerns. She also struggles to find an audience for a documentary project by her women's photography group, which aims to capture the essence of the city. While Berlin appears as a post-war landscape from a modern viewpoint, the precarious lives of freelancers remain largely unchanged. Helke Sander, who stars in the film, uses self-deprecating humor to depict a life navigating a divided city and a divided world.IMDb 6.4TMDB 5.1
  68. 868The Bloody ChildMovie · 1996 · 85mBased on a true story, the film centers on a young Marine returning from the Gulf War who is discovered digging a grave for his wife in the California Mojave Desert after she has been murdered.IMDb 5.1TMDB 5.0
  69. 869Bebe's KidsMovie · 1992 · 73m · Animation, ComedyA chance meeting with Jamika leads to romance for Robin. As they fall in love, Robin discovers Jamika is caring for Bebe's children. This unexpected turn brings challenges to their relationship as Robin adjusts to blending families. Despite the difficulties, Robin learns about love, responsibility, and the true meaning of family. The film explores the complexities of modern relationships, showing how understanding, patience, and sacrifice can build a loving home.IMDb 5.9TMDB 5.9
  70. 870The Cambridge SquatterMovie · 2017 · 90m"The Cambridge Squatter" follows refugees who have recently arrived in Brazil as they join forces with low-wage workers to occupy a derelict building in downtown São Paulo. The film depicts everyday struggles, humorous moments, and contrasting perspectives on life, all set against the backdrop of an imminent eviction.IMDb 7.7TMDB 7.1
  71. 871Carmelita TropicanaMovie · 1994 · 27mCarmelita Tropicana, a performance artist living in Manhattan's East Village, is mugged after a show. The following day, she's arrested with her friend Orchida and her sister Sophia while protesting against anti-abortion activists outside a women's health clinic. They're jailed with Cordelia (Dee), the young woman who mugged Carmelita. As the afternoon unfolds, relationships shift between the women, creating unexpected connections.IMDb 6.3
  72. 872Muna MotoMovie · 1975 · 90mNgando and Ndomé have a deeply loving relationship. However, tradition requires a dowry for Ndomé that Ngando, an orphan, cannot pay. Desperate, Ngando turns to his uncle for help, placing himself at the uncle's mercy and exposing him to the uncle’s desires. Can Ngando and Ndomé find happiness together? Their path will be difficult, and they will discover that some things are beyond saving.IMDb 7.1TMDB 6.5
  73. 873Brazilian HolocaustMovie · 2016 · 90m · DocumentaryAcclaimed journalist Daniela Arbex investigates the atrocities committed at Colônia, a psychiatric hospital where over 60,000 individuals perished across several decades.IMDb 7.9TMDB 8.0
  74. 874Blonde DeathMovie · 1984 · 98mTammy, a volatile teenager, moves to Orange County with her uncultured parents. Eighteen years of suppressed anger erupt, leading to a summer of extreme violence.IMDb 6.9TMDB 6.4
  75. 875AbstractMovie · 2019 · 19mElay (35) is a successful but adrift man living in Tel Aviv, haunted by his absent parents. He unconsciously searches for a sense of belonging, drawn to the vibrant, hedonistic world of the city's queer community, hoping to finally find a place he can call home.
  76. 876Cleo/LeoMovie · 1989 · 92mLeo Blockman, a chauvinistic businessman, is shot by a woman and ends up in a river. He inexplicably transforms into a woman, who renames herself Cleo Clock. As her new personality develops, Cleo must navigate a sexist world while searching for a way to become a man again.IMDb 5.4TMDB 3.0
  77. 877BearMovie · 1993 · 10mBear, Steve McQueen's debut feature, explores complex themes of race, homoeroticism, and violence, though it isn't explicitly political. The film centers on two nude men – one an artist – who engage in a physical encounter marked by both tenderness and aggression. Though wordless, the film communicates through a visual language of glances, stares, and winks that suggest both attraction and danger between the two men.IMDb 6.3TMDB 4.2
  78. 878Aimé Césaire, Un homme une terreMovie · 1976 · 52mThe film interweaves interviews with Martinique landscapes and scenes from Aimé Césaire's play *La Tragédie du roi Christophe* (1963) to depict Sarah Maldoror as a politician, a poet, and a key figure in the Négritude movement's founding.IMDb 7.3TMDB 10.0
  79. 879Afghan StoriesMovie · 2003 · 60mFollowing the 9/11 attacks, filmmaker Taran Davies and Afghan American Walied Osman travel to Afghanistan to understand how the Afghan people have endured 24 years of war. They encounter a member of the Afghan royal family who was tortured by the Taliban, a refugee family living in cramped conditions, a respected Muslim elder, an aid worker, and a warlord. *Afghan Stories* is a personal and revealing film that portrays the suffering, strength, and hopes of a population profoundly affected by conflict.IMDb 7.2
  80. 880A Case for a Rookie HangmanMovie · 1970 · 102mAfter a car accident, Lemuel Gulliver walks through unfamiliar countryside. He discovers a dead rabbit dressed like a man and takes a watch from its waistcoat. A dilapidated house evokes childhood memories and a painful recollection of a girl named Markéta who drowned years ago. Gulliver arrives in Balnibarbi, a country with strange customs that repeatedly cause him to offend. On a day when silence is enforced, he's forced to remain quiet. He's subjected to intense questioning, struggling to prove he isn't the rabbit Oscar, whose watch he possesses.IMDb 7.0TMDB 6.8
  81. 881Before, Now & ThenMovie · 2022 · 103mIn 1960s Indonesia, amidst a period of intense political upheaval, the film focuses on a woman whose private life is profoundly disrupted by the country's turbulent transition to independence.IMDb 6.5TMDB 7.1
  82. 8821900Movie · 1976 · 317m · Drama, HistoryThis film explores twentieth-century Italy, depicting the effects of class differences on people's lives. It follows two friends from childhood as they grow up in a changing world. Their lives move in different directions because of their different economic situations. The story shows how friendship and political beliefs are connected during a time of upheaval. With moving stories and beautiful visuals, the film examines how inequality affects people, leaving viewers to consider the human cost of division.IMDb 7.6TMDB 7.8
  83. 883Black Nations/Queer Nations?Movie · 1995 · 59mThis documentary film records the groundbreaking March 1995 conference on lesbian and gay identities within the African diaspora. The event united prominent scholars, activists, and artists like Essex Hemphill, Kobena Mercer, Barbara Smith, Urvashi Vaid, and Jacqui Alexander to examine the economic, political, and social challenges faced by Black lesbians, gay men, bisexuals, and transgender individuals. The film highlights key moments from the conference and explores the relationship between popular culture and contemporary Black gay media. Participants address topics including Black queer identity, the limitations of Black nationalism, and homophobia within Black communities. Using examples like Isaac Julien's "The Attendant" and Jocelyn Taylor's "Bodily Functions," the documentary emphasizes the significance of this historic conference for Black lesbians and gays.
  84. 884COINTELPRO 101Movie · 2010 · 56mCOINTELPRO 101 details the illegal surveillance, disruption, and killings carried out by the US government between the 1950s and 1970s. COINTELPRO was the FBI's counterintelligence program, designed to monitor, imprison, and eliminate leaders of social justice movements, as well as to undermine and dismantle those movements. Many of the government’s actions remain hidden. The film uses interviews with activists who lived through these abuses, along with rare historical footage, to offer an overview of this period of intense suppression and to highlight its continuing relevance today.IMDb 7.8
  85. 885Breaking the SpellMovie · 1999 · 63mThis hour-long documentary revisits the 1999 Seattle WTO protests and the anarchists who came to establish a new approach to militant activism. Filmed directly amidst the events, including footage previously shown on 60 Minutes, it captures a pivotal moment when global power dynamics were being challenged.IMDb 7.7
  86. 886Before the RevolutionMovie · 1964 · 107m · Romance, DramaFabrizio, on the verge of adulthood, is guided by his aunt Gina, ten years his senior. Inspired by his Marxist teacher Cesare to feel a sense of social duty, Fabrizio becomes engaged to Clelia, a refined woman from a wealthy family. The sudden death of his unpredictable friend Agostino – possibly suicide – deeply affects him. Following Agostino's funeral, Gina unexpectedly begins a passionate affair with Fabrizio. She later has a relationship with another man, leaving Fabrizio confused and hurt. Visits to Cesare, who embodies one path for Italy's future, and Puck, an aging landowner losing his property, present differing views on the country’s direction. As a feeling of foreboding grows, Fabrizio and Gina struggle with their uncertain futures amidst the surrounding upheaval. This personal story of love, loss, and finding oneself offers a compelling look at the difficulties of navigating tradition and progress.IMDb 6.8TMDB 7.0
  87. 887CandymanMovie · 2021 · 91m · Horror, ThrillerA Chicago artist's grip on reality weakens as he delves into the disturbing history of the Candyman, triggering a horrifying escalation of violence.IMDb 5.9TMDB 6.0
  88. 888Capitalism: Child LaborMovie · 2007 · 14mFilmmaker Ken Jacobs uses a digital animation of a Victorian stereoscopic photograph of a 19th-century factory floor, packed with machinery and child laborers. He focuses on individual faces and details within the image, exploring the human element in this world of mass production. As Jacobs activates the stereograph, the image seems to distort and flicker, creating a sense of depth, but the animation never actually moves forward.IMDb 6.8TMDB 6.0
  89. 889CaramelMovie · 2007 · 96m · Drama, Comedy, RomanceFive women's lives intertwine in a Beirut beauty salon. The salon becomes a vibrant space where they confide in each other, sharing their hopes, fears, and dreams.IMDb 7.1TMDB 6.9
  90. 890Boom for Real: The Late Teenage Years of Jean-Michel BasquiatMovie · 2018 · 78mThis film explores the early life of the renowned American artist Jean-Michel Basquiat, focusing on the influence of 1970s and 1980s New York City – its environment and artistic scene – on the development of his unique artistic perspective.IMDb 6.7TMDB 6.9
  91. 891After the EarthquakeMovie · 1979 · 27m"After the Earthquake" is a dramatic story about Irene, a young Nicaraguan immigrant navigating life in the U.S. She grapples with new challenges and reconsiders her relationships with her boyfriend and family. The film explores the immigrant experience, focusing on the cultural, political, and economic differences between North and Latin America.IMDb 7.3TMDB 6.0
  92. 892Anniversary of the RevolutionMovie · 1918 · 122mThis film chronicles the Russian Revolution of 1917, following the transition from the initial bourgeois democratic February Revolution to the pivotal socialist October Revolution and its ultimate success.IMDb 6.8TMDB 6.7
  93. 893The Celluloid ClosetMovie · 1996 · 102m · Documentary, History"The Celluloid Closet," narrated by Lily Tomlin, is a documentary by Oscar-winning directors Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman that examines how Hollywood has portrayed homosexuality over the last hundred years. The film uses clips from 120 films to show how onscreen depictions of gay men and lesbians have changed – from negative stereotypes to hidden romances, and eventually to stories of activism in the 1990s. Throughout the historical journey, the documentary includes stories and insights from actors, writers, and commentators like Tom Hanks, Susan Sarandon, Whoopi Goldberg, Tony Curtis, Harvey Fierstein, and Gore Vidal. The film celebrates the contributions of gay men and lesbians to cinema while also pointing out the ongoing work needed for full equality in the industry.IMDb 7.8TMDB 7.1
  94. 894Betty Tells Her StoryMovie · 1972 · 20mA woman recounts purchasing a costly dress she never wore, then revisits the story, shifting the focus to her emotional response to the events she describes.IMDb 7.3TMDB 8.0
  95. 895Before Need RedressedMovie · 1994 · 40mFollowing their work on *Before Need*, Gunvor Nelson and Dorothy Wiley undertook a new creative project. They revisited the film, revising and reorganizing it into a shorter version titled *Before Need Redressed*. This demonstrates how time, reflection, and accumulated experience can shape a film's structure and artistic vision. —Ulf Kjell GürIMDb 7.3TMDB 5.5
  96. 896Blue ExpressMovie · 1929 · 61mChinese laborers launch an uprising, arming themselves and seizing control of the train they're riding. They successfully break through the border.IMDb 6.4TMDB 3.4
  97. 897Contras' CityMovie · 1969 · 22mThis fictional documentary presents a portrait of Dakar, Senegal, through a conversation between Senegalese director Djibril Diop Mambéty and Frenchwoman Inge Hirschnitz. Traveling through the city in a horse-drawn wagon, they navigate diverse neighborhoods, encountering striking contrasts: a small African community outside a church, Muslims praying on the street, the ornate architecture of government buildings, and modest shops near the main market.IMDb 6.8TMDB 6.0
  98. 898AtticaMovie · 1974 · 80mIn 1971, prisoners at Attica State Prison took over the prison yard and held 35 people hostage after their attempts to gain reforms peacefully were unsuccessful. The film examines the prison riot and its violent end, exposing deep-seated unfairness within the system, official deception, and the misuse of authority.IMDb 7.8TMDB 7.0
  99. 899Bandits of OrgosoloMovie · 1961 · 98m · DramaIn Sardinia's wild countryside, a humble peasant's life is shattered when he's wrongly accused of killing a police officer. Distrusting the courts and worried about his sheep, he escapes to the mountains with his brother. There, they discover their flock has been destroyed by the unforgiving weather. Returning home, he finds his family struggling in poverty because of his absence. Driven to desperation, he gets a weapon and turns to banditry, becoming a figure both feared and pitied by the people. The film examines justice, survival, and how society shapes lives in a rural world.IMDb 7.7TMDB 7.5
  100. 900City of Lost SoulsMovie · 1983 · 91mThis film follows a group of unconventional American cabaret performers who relocate to Berlin in search of acceptance and artistic freedom. They seek a place where they can fully express their creativity, leading to a life filled with vibrant, often scandalous experiences.IMDb 6.7TMDB 5.0

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