6/6 - 5. I’m Still Here – A deeply personal film about grief, resilience, and memory during Brazil’s military dictatorship. Its raw emotion and poetic storytelling make it one of the most moving films I’ve seen in years.

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5/6 - 4. Conclave – A riveting thriller set inside the Vatican as cardinals gather to elect a new pope. Tense, cerebral, and full of intrigue, with Ralph Fiennes leading an exceptional cast.

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4/6 - 3. September 5 – A haunting, slow-burn drama about the 1972 Munich Olympics attack, told through the eyes of hostages, terrorists, and negotiators. It’s one of the most harrowing historical films in recent memory.

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3/6 - 2. The Seed of the Sacred Fig – An intense and masterfully crafted Iranian drama about a father, a judge loyal to the regime, grappling with his daughter’s political activism. It’s a gripping portrait of authoritarianism and family loyalty.

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2/6 - 1. Small Things Like These – A quiet yet devastating film about an Irish coal merchant who uncovers the abuses of the Magdalene laundries. Cillian Murphy delivers one of his best performances in this deeply human story about moral courage.

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