Some movies don't get the attention they deserve. But that doesn't mean they aren't worth watching. If you think you've seen all the good movies available to you, you're wrong. Browse through our list and you're sure to find something new.
We present to you 10 modern movies to while away the time.
Demain tout commence (2016)
The big womanizer Samuel is visited in Marseille by one of his ex-girlfriends, Kristin. He puts Gloria, his daughter, who is a few months old, in his arms and leaves to an unknown place.
The Zookeeper's Wife (2017)
In the story, we meet Antonina and Jan Zabinski, keepers of the Warsaw Zoo, who saved the lives of many people and animals during the Second World War.
Seven Minutes to Midnight (A Monster Calls, 2016)
The boy Conor is unhappy because his mother is suffering from cancer. He is helped to deal with all the problems by a monster that appears in the city.
The Burden of Pain (Mal de pierres, 2016)
Gabrielle is forced to marry a man she doesn't love. Soon she falls ill and goes to treatment, where she meets the man of her dreams.
Paterson (2016)
Paterson's life is boring, but he still finds inspiration to write songs. Then one event changes everything.
The Secret Scripture (2016)
Roseanne spent most of her life in a psychiatric hospital. The new doctor finds her diary, in which he discovers many secrets.
Gold (Gold, 2016)
Kenny Wells inherits his father's business, but it soon fails. Together with a like-minded geologist, they go to the Indonesian jungle to find gold.
A Dog's Purpose (2017)
The dog lives a happy life in an orderly family. After he dies, he soon wakes up to a new life as a police dog.
The Gifted (2017)
Frank takes care of his niece Mary, who is a math genius. She strives to grow up as a normal child. Then Frank's mom shows up with different plans.
My Life Without Me (Wakefield, 2016)
Howard Wakefield lived the perfect life - he had a luxury house, a great job and a well-organized family. A combination of circumstances leads him to decide to disappear and live in the attic.
