The 15 Best Annapurna Pictures Films
By YPB Team3 votes
Daring auteur dramas, biting satires, and awards-season heavyweights define one studio's fearless, risk-taking run. Which is the standout? Cast your vote!
1HerSpike Jonze's 2013 romance about a lonely man who falls in love with an AI operating system.1000pts
2FoxcatcherBennett Miller's 2014 true-crime drama about wrestlers and eccentric heir John du Pont.756pts
3Zero Dark ThirtyKathryn Bigelow's 2012 thriller dramatizing the decade-long hunt for Osama bin Laden.665pts
4American HustleDavid O. Russell's 2013 con-artist caper inspired by the Abscam sting operation.665pts
5ViceAdam McKay's 2018 biographical satire of US Vice President Dick Cheney.596pts
6Phantom ThreadPaul Thomas Anderson's 2017 portrait of an obsessive 1950s London couturier.596pts
7The Sisters BrothersJacques Audiard's 2018 offbeat Western following two assassin brothers in Gold Rush Oregon.596pts
820th Century WomenMike Mills' 2016 drama about a mother raising her teenage son in late-1970s Santa Barbara.423pts
9BooksmartOlivia Wilde's 2019 coming-of-age comedy about two overachievers' wild graduation night.423pts
10DetroitKathryn Bigelow's 2017 drama reconstructing the 1967 Algiers Motel incident.310pts
11Spring BreakersHarmony Korine's 2012 neon-soaked tale of college girls spiraling into crime in Florida.310pts
12Killing Them SoftlyAndrew Dominik's 2012 crime drama with Brad Pitt as an enforcer hunting card-game robbers.310pts
13Sorry to Bother YouBoots Riley's 2018 surreal satire about a Black telemarketer and his 'white voice'.172pts
14The MasterPaul Thomas Anderson's 2012 drama about a drifter drawn into a charismatic new movement.172pts
15If Beale Street Could TalkBarry Jenkins' 2018 adaptation of James Baldwin's novel about love and injustice in Harlem.172pts
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