The Spanish filmmaker Pedro Almodóvar75, elected Your ten favorite 21st century films. The professional is widely known for work in works as “The Skin I Habito” (2011) and “The Fourth Beside” (2024).
Almodóvar’s list was part of The New York Times newspaper, which listed them based on the choices of other film industry names, as Guillermo del Toro, Sofia Coppola and Julianne Moore.
In the selection of the author there are works such as “Call me for your name” (2017) and “Roma” (2018).
Check out the 10 best films of the 21st century, according to Pedro Almodóvar
“The Tiger and the Dragon” (2000)
In the 19th century Chinese Chinese dynasty, a warrior gives her sword to her lover to take her to a safe place, but the gun is stolen, and thus begins a great persecution to find her.
Where to watch? The film is available in the streaming prime video service.
“O Pântano – La Ciénaga” (2001)
In Argentina, a couple faces infernal heat in their countryside, with their teenage children. A cousin brings the children too. When the woman suffers a home accident, adults go to the city and young people are alone.
Where to watch? The film is not available on official Brazilian channels at the moment.
“Dez” (2002)
A taxi driver takes 10 passengers for Tehran, Iran, showing the situation of women in the country. Among them are a prostitute and an elderly woman on her way to prayer. And also a brigade friend with her boyfriend and her son, who attacks her mother for divorcing her father.
Where to watch? The film is not available on official Brazilian channels at the moment.
“Canine tooth” (2009)
After spending a long time without contact with the outside world, three teenagers begin to rebel against their strict parents.
Where to watch? The film is available in the streaming prime video service.
“Amor” (2012)
Georges (Jean-Louis Trintignant) and Anne (Emmanuelle Riva) They are two elderly in love with art and, especially, each other. Third age challenges affect their way of living and the way they relate to their daughter, but the love between them is unshakable.
Where to watch? The film is available in the streaming prime video service.
“Ida” (2013)
On the eve of assuming your votes as a nun, Anna (Agata Trzebuchowska) He discovers impressive revelations of his past Poland in the years of Nazi domination.
Where to watch? The film is not available on official Brazilian channels at the moment.
“Toni Erdmann” (2016)
The efforts of a 68 -year -old father for his daughter, an ambitious businesswoman, to get out of the ways that stagnated her life. Man tries to achieve a sense of humor and paternal love.
Where to watch? The film is available in the streaming prime video service.
“Ghost plot” (2017)
In the 1950s, Reynolds Woodcock (Daniel Day-Lewis) He is a renowned and confident stylist who works alongside his sister, Cyril (Lesley Manville)to wear big names in royalty and British elite. His inspiration arises through women who constantly enter and leave their lives. But everything changes when he knows the strong and intelligent soul (Vicky Crèps)who turns his muse and lover.
Where to watch? The film is available in the streaming prime video service.
“Call me for your name” (2017)
The young Elio (Timothy Chalamet) He is facing another lazy summer at his parents’ house in the beautiful and languid Italian landscape. But everything changes with the arrival of Oliver (Armie Hammer)an academic who came to help her father’s research.
Where to watch? The film is available in the Netflix streaming service.
“Roma” (2018)
Cleo (Yalitza) is the employee of Antonio (Diego Di Cort) and Sofia (Marina de Tavira) and helps her family take care of her four children in the 1970s.
Where to watch? The film is available in the Netflix streaming service.
