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Twenty Movies from 2020 That You Should Definitely Catch Up On Over Summer

Tick 'em off.
By Sarah Ward
December 17, 2020
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By Sarah Ward
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  • Arts & Entertainment

    Little Women

    The classic American novel gets a sharp, savvy and soulful new adaptation, with Greta Gerwig at the helm and Saoirse Ronan leading the cast.

  • Arts & Entertainment

    1917

    Gripping, urgent and strikingly shot, this First World War drama follows two soldiers as they venture through enemy territory.

  • Arts & Entertainment

    Just Mercy

    This rousing true-crime story about an African American man on death row features excellent performances by Michael B Jordan and Jamie Foxx.

  • Arts & Entertainment

    The Lodge

    Set in a remote cabin and featuring a bone-chilling performance by Riley Keough, this atmospheric psychological thriller never just sticks to an easy formula.

  • Arts & Entertainment

    A Beautiful Day in the Neighbourhood

    Tom Hanks is pitch-perfect as US children’s television host Mr Rogers in this thoughtful, full-hearted and charming drama.

  • Arts & Entertainment

    True History of the Kelly Gang

    Ned Kelly returns to the big screen in a bold, brutal masterpiece that re-imagines and re-interrogates the notorious Aussie bushranger’s place in the country’s history.

  • Arts & Entertainment

    The Invisible Man

    Elisabeth Moss is at her tormented best in this smart, stylish and supremely relevant Australian-shot remake of a monster movie classic.

  • Arts & Entertainment

    For Sama

    Shot on the ground in Aleppo over five years, this award-winning documentary offers a heartbreaking personal perspective on the ongoing Syrian Civil War.

  • Arts & Entertainment

    A Hidden Life

    Terrence Malick’s trademark roving, lyrical visuals prove a perfect fit for this true World War II tale about an Austrian farmer-turned-conscientious objector.

  • Arts & Entertainment

    Dark Waters

    Involving and infuriating, this Mark Ruffalo-starring legal thriller is based on a compelling true story.

  • Arts & Entertainment

    Honeyland

    Nominated for two Oscars and picking up multiple Sundance awards, this compelling and fascinating doco follows Europe’s last female wild beekeeper.

  • Arts & Entertainment

    Waves

    Following the ups and downs experienced by an African American family, this magnificent drama is stunningly visceral, stirring and profound.

  • Arts & Entertainment

    The Personal History of David Copperfield

    Dev Patel is as charming as he’s ever been in this gem of a Dickens adaptation — which might just be writer/director Armando Iannucci’s most delightful affair yet.

  • Arts & Entertainment

    The King of Staten Island

    Pete Davidson commands attention in Judd Apatow’s arrested development-fuelled comedy, which is loosely based on the ‘Saturday Night Live’ star’s own life story.

  • Arts & Entertainment

    Les Misérables

    Set in the banlieues of Paris, this Oscar-nominated French drama is a film of explosive emotional and visceral power.

  • Arts & Entertainment

    Bill & Ted Face the Music

    Arriving almost 30 years after the last ‘Bill & Ted’ movie, this fittingly silly and heartwarmingly sweet comedy definitely isn’t bogus.

  • Arts & Entertainment

    Tenet

    Christopher Nolan’s long-awaited, mind-bending action-thriller is spectacular and entertaining — and also convoluted and laborious.

  • Arts & Entertainment

    Deerskin

    This sublimely silly and sometimes savage horror-comedy follows one man’s love for his new suede jacket — and his quest to ensure that it’s the only jacket in existence.

  • Arts & Entertainment

    On the Rocks

    Sofia Coppola teams up with Bill Murray for the third time, and the result is another insightful delight.

  • Arts & Entertainment

    The Trial of the Chicago 7

    Recreating a still-relevant chapter of US history, Aaron Sorkin’s latest film pairs the writer/director’s usual flourishes with a top-notch cast.

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