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This biographical drama directed by Werner Herzog tells the remarkable story of Gertrude Bell, an influential explorer and writer. Nicole Kidman delivers a powerful performance as Bell, while the film's stunning cinematography beautifully captures the Arabian Desert and its vast landscapes. With its inspiring narrative, masterful direction, and mesmerizing visuals, the film offers a compelling portrayal of Bell's extraordinary life and adventures. It is a must-watch for those seeking an engaging, emotional journey into the life of a pioneer woman in history.

Inspired by the story of MP Serkan Bayram, it tells the struggle of a disabled individual.

In the 1960s, the life of the shy and clumsy Jorge Rizzi is transformed during a hypnosis session in which he discovers a new skill: answering the phone and transforming himself into his alter ego, the unbridled and charming Dr. Tangalanga, to bring laughter to those in need. However, the line between control and chaos is blurred in this biographical film by Mateo Bendesky. Brought to life by the hilarious Martín Piroyansky, the story of this Argentine superhero lies in wit and laughter.

Set in Paris during the 1960s, the story centers on Madame Claude, a popular brothel owner whose power and influence goes beyond sex work, reaching out to politicians and important figures. However, the presence of a wealthy young woman turns out to be a threat to her. A biopic with an incredible cast that tells a thrilling story in a way that gradually increases its complexity. If you like this genre, don't miss it.

A chronicle told in a tragicomic way and with black humor about the life of Tonya Harding, the promising skater who in the 1990s competed at a professional level in the Olympic Games. From her beginnings as an apprentice to her stardom, always under the shadow of her ineffable mother, Tonya's life is turned upside down when Nancy Kerrigan, her main competitor, is attacked on her knee by a stranger and everything points to Harding as the suspect of the attack. Margot Robbie is incredible, in an intense and brilliantly edited film.

This film chronicles the life of Ip Man, the legendary Wing Chun martial arts master who trained Bruce Lee. Set against the backdrop of the Sino-Japanese War, it delves into his struggles, his rise to prominence, and his encounters with other martial arts masters. The story weaves through his personal losses and the socio-political turmoil of the time. Visually stunning, with masterful fight choreography, it's a poignant exploration of resilience and honor in martial arts. A must-watch for enthusiasts of the genre, offering deep insights into the philosophy behind martial arts.

Amidst a turbulent journey, a young woman from a stable family forsakes her roots to embark on a provocative profession. Her transformation into a sought-after figure among her clientele unfolds in her candid blog. Explore this captivating biographical drama, celebrated in Brazil for its compelling narrative.

It is 1993 and Ignacio Jordá is a magnetic and energetic young man whose lifestyle takes an unexpected turn in the eyes of his family. Born and raised in a conservative and catholic home, in his father's eyes, he is nothing more than a boy with no future, lacking of talent. However, Nacho was born with a "gift" vindicated by Sara Bernat, the first great love of his life. Ignacio becomes Nacho, embarking in a career as an actor in the pornographic industry, and goes on to become a star of international fame. Nacho feels that he has finally proven his worth to the world and to himself, though his journey has only just begun.

This biographical drama captures the inspiring journey of Edson Arantes do Nascimento, known as Pelé. From a boy in the slums of Sao Paulo to becoming the king of football, Pelé's sheer talent and relentless determination defy every obstacle. Harnessing the unique 'Ginga' style, he revolutionizes the sport. An absolute must-see, the film masterfully showcases Pelé's extraordinary legacy in football history.

This biopic showcases the fashion designer's rise to fame, his struggles with addiction and depression, and his personal relationships with Pierre Bergé and Loulou de la Falaise. Despite his personal struggles, his passion for fashion never wavers, inspiring generations of designers. The movie features stunning costumes, breathtaking cinematography, and a standout performance by Pierre Niney.

The film is based on the life of french writer Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette, who after marrying a writer, Willy, begins to work on a series of very popular novels under her husband's name, with whom she has a tumultuous marriage that will lead her to embrace her true self. The film, fascinating for its exquisite costumes and its focus on sexuality and artistic liberation, stars period film enthusiast Keira Knightley, whose performance is brilliant.

Director Anne Fontaine brings to life the captivating journey of Coco Chanel, a young orphan who defies societal norms and rises to become a pioneering fashion designer. This historical drama explores Coco's formative years, her transformative relationships, and her unwavering determination to leave an indelible mark on the world of haute couture. With a powerful narrative, this compelling film celebrates resilience and creativity, making it an interesting choice for fashion enthusiasts and those inspired by extraordinary life stories.

In a time of segregation, two medical pioneers defy the odds. Together, they embark on a groundbreaking journey to save lives. Prepare to be moved by their remarkable story, a testament to the human spirit's resilience and capacity for change. It's a film that will stay with you long after the credits roll.

Based on a true story, the film follows a young girl's harrowing experience of being kidnapped and held captive for over 3,000 days. The gripping narrative and realistic portrayal create an emotional and intense viewing experience.

This biopic of legendary actress and singer Judy Garland is set in 1968, the last year of her life. Judy accepts a contract to work in a London nightclub while going through problems of all sorts. Still, she forms bonds with fans and musicians through which she rediscovers her passion and artistic impulse. Leading actress Renée Zellweger's award-winning performance is the heart and soul of a film with a great period reconstruction, so effective that its two hours fly by.

In this powerful true story, we witness the events that unfolded on the fateful last day of a young African American man's life, Oscar Grant, who was shot and killed by the police at the Fruitvale BART Station. The film explores themes of racism, police brutality, and the systemic issues that affect communities of color in America.