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2020 Movies

New Yorker: Richard Brody: The Best Movies of 2020

02 December 2020

Kajillionaire - Miranda July

Richard Brody: The Best Movies of 2020, as published by The New Yorker

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  1. Kajillionaire
    Miranda July
  2. Da 5 Bloods
    Spike Lee
  3. The Whistlers
    Corneliu Porumboiu
  4. Dick Johnson Is Dead
    Kirsten Johnson
  5. An Easy Girl
    Rebecca Zlotowski
  6. Never Rarely Sometimes Always
    Eliza Hittman
  7. On the Rocks
    Sofia Coppola
  8. Small Axe: Lovers Rock
    Steve McQueen
  9. Time
    Garrett Bradley
  10. City Hall
    Frederick Wiseman
  11. Fourteen
    Dan Sallitt
  12. Yes, God, Yes
    Karen Maine
  13. Shirley
    Josephine Decker
  14. Cuties
    Maïmouna Doucouré
  15. Small Axe: Mangrove
    Steve McQueen
  16. Talking About Trees
    Suhaib Gasmelbari
  17. The 11th Green
    Christopher Munch
  18. The American Sector
    Courtney Stephens and Pacho Velez
  19. The 40-Year-Old Version
    Radha Blank
  20. Paris Calligrammes
    Ulrike Ottinger
  21. Small Axe: Red, White and Blue
    Steve McQueen
  22. Small Axe: Alex Wheatle
    Steve McQueen
  23. Small Axe: Education
    Steve McQueen
  24. Joan of Arc
    Bruno Dumont
  25. Residue
    Merawi Gerima
  26. The 24th
    Kevin Willmott
  27. Bacurau
    Kleber Mendonça Filho and Juliano Dornelles
  28. She Dies Tomorrow
    Amy Seimetz
  29. The Assistant
    Kitty Green
  30. Gatsby in Connecticut: The Untold Story
    Robert Steven Williams
  31. Ham on Rye
    Tyler Taormina
  32. Wojnarowicz
    Chris McKim
  33. One Night in Miami
    Regina King
  34. Build the Wall
    Joe Swanberg
  35. Mank
    David Fincher
  36. Santiago, Italia
    Nanni Moretti

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