Best movies on Apple TV+ (Brésil) : our Top 20

2012 · Walter Salles

In the 1960s, itinerant photographer Robert Kincaid drifts into the life of Francesca Johnson, a married housewife, and their unexpected four-day encounter upends her quiet, ordinary existence.

With Garrett Hedlund, Sam Riley, Kristen Stewart, Amy Adams, Tom Sturridge, Kirsten Dunst and Viggo Mortensen

2009 · Gaspar Noé

Oscar et Linda se sont installés récemment à Tokyo. Oscar se débrouille en vendant de la drogue et Linda travaille comme strip-teaseuse. Lors d'une descente de police, Oscar est grièvement blessé par une balle. Malgré son agonie, il s'accroche à la vie pour tenir la promesse qu'il a faite à sa sœur de ne jamais l'abandonner. Son esprit erre dans la ville, ses visions devenant de plus en plus chaotiques et effrayantes. Le passé, le présent et le futur se mêlent alors dans une folie hallucinante.

With Paz de la Huerta, Nathaniel Brown, Cyril Roy, Olly Alexander, Masato Tanno, Ed Spear and Emily Alyn Lind

2011 · Ron Fricke

Captured on 70mm over nearly five years and filmed across twenty-five countries on five continents, Samsara presents a visual odyssey through consecrated sites, regions marked by catastrophe, vast industrial landscapes, and the planet’s most awe-inspiring natural scenes.

With Ni Made Megahadi Pratiwi, Puti Sri Candra Dewi, Putu Dinda Pratika, Marcos Luna, Hiroshi Ishiguro, Olivier De Sagazan and Ladyboys of Cascade Bar

2013 · Noah Baumbach

An American magazine operating from France releases its final issue, assembling narratives that reflect the nation’s unrest: a once-celebrated artist now serving a life sentence, student uprisings that spill into the streets, and a high-stakes kidnapping that is unexpectedly resolved by the ingenuity of a chef. As the editorial team closes this chapter, the magazine’s last pages trace the fractures and surprising solidarities of a country in turmoil.

With Greta Gerwig, Mickey Sumner, Michael Zegen, Adam Driver, Charlotte d'Amboise, Patrick Heusinger and Michael Esper

2015 · Anna Muylaert

Val abandoned her daughter Jessica in a tiny Pernambuco village to be raised by relatives, then spent the next thirteen years in São Paulo as Fabinho’s caregiver. She achieves a measure of financial security but lives under the constant weight of having given up her child. As Fabinho prepares for university entrance exams, Jessica reappears, hoping to rebuild a bond with the mother she barely knows. Refusing the role of invisible domestic servant she might have been expected to play, Jessica’s presence upends Val’s carefully ordered life. With sharp, restrained humour and quiet precision, the film exposes the subtle forces that sustain rigid class boundaries—and suggests that the younger generation may be the one to unsettle them.

With Regina Casé, Camila Márdila, Karine Teles, Lourenço Mutarelli, Michel Joelsas, Helena Albergaria and Bete Dorgam

2022 · James Gray

In 1980 Queens, New York, a young Jewish boy from a privileged household befriends a defiant African-American classmate, drawing his family's disapproval and forcing him to confront the inequalities and prejudices that mark his coming of age.

With Banks Repeta, Anne Hathaway, Jeremy Strong, Jaylin Webb, Anthony Hopkins, Ryan Sell and Andrew Polk