Have you seen any of these films? Do you disagree with the reviews? Join the conversation below. Drama is subjective—the only requirement is that you feel something. If you walked away feeling nothing, the film failed. But if you sat in your car for ten minutes after the credits rolled, staring at the dashboard… that is cinema.

The third act follows a predictable underdog competition arc. Yet, the movie transcends its formula because of the audition scene where Ruby sings "Both Sides Now" while signing the lyrics to her watching family. It is a reminder that drama requires only two things: a character who wants something badly, and an obstacle that feels impossible. 5. The Father (2020) – The Horror of Memory Director: Florian Zeller Starring: Anthony Hopkins Verdict: ★★★★★ (5/5)

We are used to dramas about disease from the outside. The Father is the first drama to place the camera inside the mind of dementia. Anthony Hopkins (playing a man named Anthony, using his own birthdate) is unraveling. The sets change. The actors playing his daughter swap faces. The apartment’s layout shifts between cuts.