What you’re looking for in a good drama is some emotional involvement with the characters, preferably with some great cinematography to help set the mood. The mood for tears, obviously, as our hero/heroine gets the girl/guy, or dies a noble death. Better still, oceans of tears, as in the best-at-the-box-office-movie of all time: Titanic. Watch out for the emotional ice-berg in the shape of the filmgoer next to you who thinks you’re overdoing the waterworks.
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- Taipei Story (Qingmei Zhuma)
- Taxi Driver
- The Boys From Fengkuei (Fenggui Lai De Ren)
- The Brutalist
- The Brutalist (Subtitled)
- The Captive (La Captive)
- The Chosen – The Last Supper: Episodes 1 & 2
- The Doll (Lalka)
- The Four Horsemen Of The Apocalypse
- The Handmaiden
- The Hourglass Sanatorium
- The Indian Tomb (Das Insidische Grabmal)
- The King Of Kings
- The Last Showgirl
- The Liberation Of LB Jones
- The Master
- The Most Precious Of Cargoes
- The Music Lovers
- The Noose (Petla)
- The Penguin Lessons
- The Penguin Lessons (Subtitled)
- The Return
- The Return (Subtitled)
- The Sandwich Man (Erzi De Da Wan’ou)
- The Seed Of The Sacred Fig
- The Seven Samurai
- The Straight Story
- The Tiger Of Eschnapur
- The Umbrellas Of Cherbourg
- This Love Of Mine
- Three Colours: Blue
- Treading Water + Q&A
- Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me
