Kai Luke Brummer

Ryan de Villiers

Matthew Vey

Hilton Pelser

Wynand Ferreira

Jan Combrink

Stefan Vermaak

Hendrik Nieuwoudt

Shaun Chad Smit

Rikus Terblanche

Matt Ashwell

Ludwig Baxter

Philippa Berrington-Blew

Mitchell Christy

Francesca Van Der Feyst

Ulrich Fritz

Thérèsa Ryan

Tom Purcell

Jaci Cheiman

Juan White

Allan Gray

Allison Schwegman

Philip Prettejohn

Ria van Heerden

Genevieve Hofmeyr

Ernest Mtshakazana

Danie van Rensburg

Lamees Albertus

Oliver Hermanus

Jamie D. Ramsay

Jack Sidey

Reza Levy

Stéphane De Rocquigny

George Hanmer

Franz Lewis

Braam du Toit

Eric Abraham

Alain Dessauvage

André Carl van der Merwe

Grant McDonald

Katie Roper

Stephen Dunn

Jean-Pierre Halbwachs

Glen Van Staden

Gadou Naudin

Marco Raposo de Barbosa

Jonene van Zyl

Oliver Bailey

Danny Smart

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south africa

apartheid

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military service

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1980s

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Rotten Tomatoes is collecting every new Certified Fresh movie into one list, creating our guide to the best movies of 2021. Among them you’ll find blockbusters (Shang-Chi), documentaries (Lily Topples the World), awards contenders (The Green Knight), the cutting-edge in horror (The Night House).

Movies achieve Certified Fresh status by maintaining a steady Tomatometer score of at least 75% after a minimum number of reviews, with that number depending on how the movie was released. For wide releases (of which there were significantly fewer this year, as you can imagine), the minimum number of reviews is 80. For streaming or limited release movies, that number is 40. And finally, it’s 20 reviews for movies premiering on television. Across all release types, each movie needs at least five of its reviews to be published by Top Critics. Once a movie goes Certified Fresh, the only way to lose it is by dropping below 70%.

After the world-altering year of 2020, critics and audiences and studio heads alike are navigating 2021 with its evolving distribution models and industry standards. So far, streaming continues to deliver the goods straight to the people while theaters have now reopened in earnest, and are delivering some big hits (Free Guy, Black Widow, and yes, Shang-Chi).

Read on for the best movies of 2021, ranked by Tomatometer, and check back often as we update the list!

Newly added: The Delivered, The Woman Who Ran, Baby, Done, El Planeta, Azor, West Side Story, Acasă, My Home, Us Kids, High Ground, The Hand of God, Licorice Pizza, Benedetta, Red Rocket.

THE BEST MOVIES OF 2021, RANKED BY TOMATOMETER

Rotten Tomatoes is collecting every new Certified Fresh movie into one list, creating our guide to the best movies of 2021. Among them you’ll find blockbusters (Shang-Chi), documentaries (Lily Topples the World), awards contenders (The Green Knight), the cutting-edge in horror (The Night House).

Movies achieve Certified Fresh status by maintaining a steady Tomatometer score of at least 75% after a minimum number of reviews, with that number depending on how the movie was released. For wide releases (of which there were significantly fewer this year, as you can imagine), the minimum number of reviews is 80. For streaming or limited release movies, that number is 40. And finally, it’s 20 reviews for movies premiering on television. Across all release types, each movie needs at least five of its reviews to be published by Top Critics. Once a movie goes Certified Fresh, the only way to lose it is by dropping below 70%.

After the world-altering year of 2020, critics and audiences and studio heads alike are navigating 2021 with its evolving distribution models and industry standards. So far, streaming continues to deliver the goods straight to the people while theaters have now reopened in earnest, and are delivering some big hits (Free Guy, Black Widow, and yes, Shang-Chi).

Read on for the best movies of 2021, ranked by Tomatometer, and check back often as we update the list!

Newly added: The Capote Tapes, Only the Animals, Ba Luck Banging or Loony Porn, Attica, Beans

Rotten Tomatoes is collecting every new Certified Fresh movie into one list, creating our guide to the best movies of 2021. Among them you’ll find blockbusters (Shang-Chi), documentaries (Lily Topples the World), awards contenders (The Green Knight), the cutting-edge in horror (The Night House).

Movies achieve Certified Fresh status by maintaining a steady Tomatometer score of at least 75% after a minimum number of reviews, with that number depending on how the movie was released. For wide releases (of which there were significantly fewer this year, as you can imagine), the minimum number of reviews is 80. For streaming or limited release movies, that number is 40. And finally, it’s 20 reviews for movies premiering on television. Across all release types, each movie needs at least five of its reviews to be published by Top Critics. Once a movie goes Certified Fresh, the only way to lose it is by dropping below 70%.

After the world-altering year of 2020, critics and audiences and studio heads alike are navigating 2021 with its evolving distribution models and industry standards. So far, streaming continues to deliver the goods straight to the people while theaters have now reopened in earnest, and are delivering some big hits (Free Guy, Black Widow, and yes, Shang-Chi).

Read on for the best movies of 2021, ranked by Tomatometer, and check back often as we update the list!

Newly added: Surge, The Last Duel, Liyana, Bergman Island, The Velvet Underground, Dune, The Rescue, VHS 94, Lamb, The Audition, Wife of a Spy.

August

GAY MOVIES

01 / venezia 76 competition: opening film
02–21 / venezia 76 competition
22–27 / out of competition: fiction
28 / out of competition: closing film
29–38 / out of competition: non-fiction
39–43 / out of competition: special screenings
ZeroZeroZero. Stefano Sollima. episodes no. 1 and 2
The New Pope. Paolo Sorrentino. episodes no. 2 and 7
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44–62 / orizzonti
63–75 / orizzonti: short films. competition
76–77 / orizzonti: short films. out of competition
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78–83 / sconfini
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84 / venezia 76: special event
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85–95 / giornate degli autori. official selection
96–101 / giornate degli autori: special events
102–103 / giornate degli autori: miu miu women's tales
104–108 / giornate degli autori: venetian nights
109–111 / giornate degli autori: lux prize
112 / giornate degli autori: closing film
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113 / sic. film critics' week: opening film. out of competition
114–120 / sic. film critics' week: competition
121 / sic. film critics' week: closing film. out of competition
122 / sic@sic: opening short film
123–129 / sic@sic: competition
130 / sic@sic: closing short film
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131–150 / venezia classici: restored films
151–159 / venezia classici: documentary films
160–162 / biennale college cinema

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