Movies Similar to Whoever has the Best Bread (1980)

This documentary explores the difficult lives of people in Las Hurdes, a remote area of Spain, in the early 1900s. The film shows the harsh realities of 1932: disease, poverty, and few…

Nathan Quinell is a highly skilled chef who is also legally deaf and blind. This hasn't prevented him from pursuing his dream of a cooking career, but now Nathan faces the challenge…

POSSESSED explores the lives of four individuals whose lives are deeply shaped by their possessions. The film examines whether hoarding is a sign of mental health struggles or a reaction to excessive…

This documentary follows an individual meticulously cleaning their room using only a vacuum cleaner, resulting in a series of chaotic and comical accidents.

This film showcases stunning footage of omnivorous bears, from polar bears in the Arctic to black bears in the Northern Rockies. Witness salmon-fishing grizzlies on Alaska's McNeil River and a close look…

Eight friends – Bella, Ruby, Poppy, Sunny, Jade, Skyler, Violet, and Amaya – discover a magical, secret place called Rainbow World. There, they develop their abilities and learn to work together. They…

Wian is planning a surprise New Year's Eve proposal for Anja at their special first meeting spot, but his carefully laid plans encounter unexpected complications.

Fighter Pilot: Operation Red Flag centers on American F-15 Eagle pilot John Stratton, who trains alongside elite pilots from around the globe. The film follows Stratton's journey through the demanding and perilous…

What does beauty mean? This award-winning short film uses animation, performance, and experimental visuals to explore how Western beauty standards and media images affect how African women see themselves. The film examines…

This film explores love and commitment in modern-day Manhattan, focusing on a charming bachelor who is starting to wonder about his choices as he observes his happily married friends.

Jeff, Lauren, and Lloyd – three people with distinct lives – have all been profoundly changed by sharing their experiences with mental health. Their inspiring stories offer a realistic look at mental…

Wes Hurley recounts his experiences growing up as a gay man in Soviet Russia. He later flees the country with his mother, a mail-order bride, and moves to Seattle. There, he confronts…

In July 1793, amidst the chaos of the French Revolution's Reign of Terror, a young woman named Charlotte Corday in Caen forms a plan to assassinate Jean-Paul Marat, a prominent Jacobin journalist.

This documentary explores the life and work of Rotterdam artist Co Westerik, who passed away in September 2018. Director Jan Wouter van Reijen avoids a conventional artist portrait, instead seeking an innovative…

In a small town, bookstore owner Jamie Vaughn discovers that she and other local businesses are threatened with closure by a powerful property developer from Portland. The developer is led by Sawyer…

This documentary explores the story of Anneliese Michel, a young woman from Klingenberg am Main, Germany, and the widely publicized case of alleged demonic possession that occurred in the 1970s.

*Putito* is a film that defies easy categorization, blurring the lines between reality and fiction through a narrative based on the writings of José Carlos Henríquez, a feminist activist and male prostitute…

After years apart, two affectionate and handsome men reunite at a Stevie Nicks concert and experience something extraordinary.

In 2012, Stephen Vaughan and Kay Ferreter are invited to speak to the congregation at St. Joseph's Redemptorists Church in Dundalk, Ireland, during the Solemn Novena Festival. During their address, the couple…

The lives of 750 dogs in a Moroccan shelter revolve around basic needs: eating, resting, occasional fights, and more eating. Is there anything more to life for them? This film offers a…

People wait on the platform of a train station in La Ciotat. A train approaches and stops. Passengers disembark and embark. Legend claims that audiences at the film’s first showing fled in…

Seen from space, 200 miles above Earth, the film shows how natural events like volcanoes, earthquakes, and hurricanes shape our world. It also illustrates how humans are now significantly changing the planet.…

This expansive film journeys to Antarctica, Earth's last great wilderness – a continent of extreme cold, dryness, and wind. It examines the lives of those who inhabit this unique environment: the animals…

Following a deeply upsetting event, a young gay Egyptian becomes involved in the fight for LGBT rights. When his safety is threatened, he faces a difficult decision: remain in his homeland or…