A fast-paced, ridiculous action film centering on sisterly love. Written and directed by a woman. It’s a fun addition to the genre, even if it doesn’t always hit it’s mark.

Perhaps the first horror film with the Covid pandemic at its core. Two young women escape the city to a rural mansion. But are they alone? NO. Infection is the least of their problems. An original take on revenge horror.

A heart-wrenching depiction of a working single mother in contemporary France. Laure Calamy as Julie is excellent; her battles with employment and transportation during rail strikes are arduous and seemingly unwinnable. How does anyone get ahead? We want a workers’ revolution for Julie.

A familial drama that is a testament to the messy bonds we are forced to share, often centering around Sunday meals. A delicate, nuanced portrayal of the love between fathers and daughters, and among sisters. Ang Lee is a great director and writer.

The story behind the mail-order catalogue that thousands of queer teenage boys coveted during the 80s and 90s; also responsible for dressing adventurous not-gay men. With little business knowledge, a community of gay men and women launched an empire. An interesting watch…for the fashions alone.