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My favorite genre is hardcore character studies.
I just wanna see some dude living life as some dude... Idk why but it just hits. There can be an external plot but all of my favorite movies are just people surviving.
it's such a beautiful day is definitely #1
I also loved In Bruges and its discussions of morals.
Mary and Max has a lovely take on what friendship is and a lot of talk about mental health.
Other random movies I love:
Kubo and the Two Strings
The Girl with All the Gifts
The Princess Bride
Sorry To Bother You
The Florida Project
Hoodwinked
You might enjoy the series Rectify. It's slow and character-driven.