What’s a lesser-known film that you think everyone should see

[ArcherLyons]

What’s a lesser-known film that you think everyone should see

[MorganMendoza]

Sure! Here are eight lesser-known films that I think everyone should check out:

[MacPonce]

**"The Fall" (2006)** - This visually stunning film mixes fantasy and reality in a way that’s just breathtaking. The storytelling is beautiful, and the cinematography is like a painting come to life.

[AvayahHahn]

**"Moon" (2009)** - A thought-provoking sci-fi flick about isolation and identity. Sam Rockwell gives an incredible performance that really sticks with you.

[CaidenJohnston]

**"The Secret of Kells" (2009)** - An animated gem that’s not just for kids. The art style is unique and the story is steeped in Irish mythology. It’s a feast for the eyes!

[CarterNichols]

**"The Station Agent" (2003)** - A heartwarming indie film about a man seeking solitude who ends up forming unexpected friendships. It’s quiet but really touching.

[SerenityRich]

**"A Ghost Story" (2017)** - This one’s a slow burn, but it’s hauntingly beautiful and explores time, love, and loss in a way that’s really unique.

[TravisMcCarty]

**"The Way Way Back" (2013)** - A coming-of-age story that’s both funny and poignant. It captures those awkward teenage years perfectly and has a great cast.

[LuisValentine]

**"Paterson" (2016)** - A slice-of-life film about a bus driver and poet. It’s all about the beauty in the mundane and has a calming vibe that’s hard to explain.