Like Crazy is a tender, naturalistic romance about a young couple whose relationship is strained by distance and immigration barriers. The film captures the excitement of falling in love and the slow heartbreak of trying to hold onto it across time, space, and circumstance.

A Ghost Story is a meditative, unconventional film about grief and the passage of time, following a ghost who lingers after death, watching life move on without him. Quiet and haunting, it reflects on love, loss, and how fleeting human existence truly is.

Road to Perdition is a somber crime drama about a hitman and his son on the run after a betrayal within the mob. Set against the Great Depression, the film explores fatherhood, loyalty, and the cost of violence, wrapped in a visually striking and emotionally restrained story.

Portrait of a Lady on Fire is a slow-burning, intimate romance about two women who fall in love while confined by societal expectations. Through silence, glances, and shared moments, the film explores desire, freedom, and the lasting impact of a love that cannot openly exist.

Her is a thoughtful sci-fi romance about a lonely man who falls in love with an advanced AI operating system. The film explores modern intimacy, emotional dependence, and what it means to connect in a world shaped by technology and isolation.

12 Years a Slave is a powerful, unflinching film based on the true story of Solomon Northup, a free Black man who is kidnapped and sold into slavery. The movie exposes the brutal reality of slavery while highlighting resilience, dignity, and the fight to survive in an inhuman system.

La La Land is a modern musical about two ambitious artists whose love is tested by their dreams. Blending romance with bittersweet realism, the film explores the tension between pursuing passion and holding onto love, celebrating ambition while acknowledging the cost it can bring.

Normal People is an intimate, emotionally raw story about two young people whose deep connection is shaped by timing, class, and miscommunication. The series explores love, vulnerability, and how personal growth can pull people together, and push them apart—over time.

Before Sunrise is a quiet, romantic film about two strangers who meet on a train and spend one night walking through Vienna, talking about life, love, and everything in between. It’s less about plot and more about connection, capturing how a brief moment can feel meaningful and timeless.

Blue Valentine is a raw, intimate drama about a couple whose once-passionate love slowly unravels. The film moves between their hopeful early romance and their painful present, showing how time, unmet expectations, and emotional distance can erode a relationship that once felt unbreakable.