Hidden Gem of a Film - what's yours?

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So have tv to myself. Have seen all the usual romantic, chick flicky type fims but what's your hidden gem

Sing Street - brilliantly funny film set in 1980s Dublin about young people forming a band and trying to get away from dull and oppressive everyday lives.

About time

Midnight in Paris

House of Sand and Fog

I've just watched human traffic for the first time and totally loved it. It made me feel really nostalgic and I think I'm so used to something bad happening to women in films, I was on egg shells but actually it's just a nice film about some mates on a night out. Plus I loved looking at the 90s fashions and how women were so much less insta-ready that they are now, but no less beautiful. And Danny sure looks like a tiny kid trying to do an impression of Danny dyer; he's so young in it whereas I don't think the rest of the cast have really aged.

The Dish

Fried Green Tomatoes At The Whistlestop Cafe. Wonderful

@LaundryFairy

Sing Street - brilliantly funny film set in 1980s Dublin about young people forming a band and trying to get away from dull and oppressive everyday lives.

Yes - brilliant film!

Oh and I second the poster who said gods own country. It's such a beautiful film.

And the ending of pride is fab too - my favourite movie ending ever.

Kedi - documentary about cats in Istanbul. So much better than it sounds! www.rottentomatoes.com/m/kedi_2017

Evil Under the Sun, 1982 film, with Maggie Smith and Diana Rigg.

Captain Fantastic

Gorgeous

All Passion Spent

Muriel's Wedding with Toni Collete.
Very funny and also tragic.
Cut Bank,great cast including Billy Bob Thornton and Bruce Dern.
Film noir a bit like Fargo but not as good.

Clue

Clever, funny, beautifully hammy acting. Tim Curry at his (second) best - first being Rocky Horror Picture Show, obvs.

Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
Galaxy Quest

Secrets and Lies is my favourite film.

Me and my munchin love The Odd Life of Timothy Green

The Prestige

@Furble

The Way, Way Back Sweet coming of age comedy starring Steve Carrell. On Disney+

I came on to say this. Such a lovely coming of age film.

@Watto1

The Commitments. My favourite ever film! And if you can find the sequels (The Snapper and The Van), they are fab too.

Love this film and love the soundtrack. I also loved Sunshine on Leith. The song is probably my favourite Proclaimers song.

3 billboards outside Ebbing, Missouri is great, sad but such a good film
The Emerald Forest
Dead of Night (1945) brilliant
Eraserhead (😮)

Jolt. Absolute nonsense but hugely entertaining, especially when premenstrual...
Kate beckinsale is great in it.

My vote is for Away We Go, Sam Mendez film with Maya Rudolph and John Krazinski. Wonderful score by Alexei Murdoch too.

Oh forgot Secrets and Lies: thanks @Disfordarkchocolate