The Guerilla, or He Who Did Not Believe

A quiet, earnest wartime story of childhood friendship, more touching than thrilling.

A sombre, slow-moving wartime drama that feels remote and uneasy, with a chilly atmosphere of distrust.

A patient, granular immersion into a doomed guerrilla campaign, more procedural than heroic, watching conviction grind slowly against exhaustion and failure.

A patient, methodical build of camaraderie and ingenuity that turns into a tense, bittersweet adventure with a famous motorcycle chase.

A sober, earnest wartime escape story that moves steadily through hardship and camaraderie toward a hard-won return home.

A lean wartime mission picture that moves its small team through hard terrain toward a single objective.

A grim, sun-scorched chase through revolutionary Mexico, pitting a cruel hunter against hunted rebels with little warmth or levity.

A serious, old-fashioned historical drama that moves deliberately through revolutionary campaigns, offering a tense but somewhat distant portrait of a controversial figure.

A long, earnest drama that moves at a steady pace, weighing duty against friendship with quiet seriousness.

A vintage Turkish adventure that unfolds at a steady, old-fashioned pace with simple stakes and straightforward conflict.

A slow, serious rural drama about friendship souring into rivalry, carried by weighty performances and a sober look at power.

A somber, earnest look at how war reshapes ordinary lives, moving between quiet dread and lingering grief.