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Netflix has a massive library of films, which makes it easy to miss out on many great productions. However, among the less obvious titles, you can find some truly powerful dramas and highly-rated stories based on true events. Here are three films worth checking out this weekend.
BlackBerry
The film tells the story of the rise and fall of the legendary BlackBerry smartphones, which dominated the mobile market in the early 2000s. The production reveals the behind-the-scenes of technological success, business conflicts, and the pressures related to the rapid growth of the company. “BlackBerry” was very well received by critics and audiences, with particular praise for Glenn Howerton's performance. The film combines the atmosphere of a technological drama with a dynamic pace and a generous dose of humour.
The End of the Tour
This is a calmer, more intimate drama based on the true story of journalist David Lipsky's encounter with writer David Foster Wallace. The film primarily focuses on the characters' conversations, their relationships, and reflections on success, loneliness, and the lives of creators. The production is often described as one of the most underrated releases of the second half of the previous decade.
20th Century Women
“20th Century Women” is a warm coming-of-age drama set in California in the late 70s. The film tells the story of the relationship between a mother and her son, along with the women who influence the protagonist's coming of age. The production has been praised for its excellent screenplay, period atmosphere, and strong performances. Annette Bening's performance, as well as Greta Gerwig's role, received particular accolades.
source: thewrap
