What is the best Mike Leigh film?
From bleak character studies to lavish period dramas, this filmography swings between kitchen-sink realism and unexpected warmth. Which one earns your vote?
1NakedLeigh's bleak 1993 odyssey through London's underbelly, led by David Thewlis's ferocious performance.1000pts
2Secrets & LiesA 1996 drama about a Black optometrist who discovers her birth mother is white and working-class.809pts
3Happy-Go-LuckyA relentlessly cheerful primary school teacher navigates a grumpy driving instructor and life's frustrations.485pts
4Topsy-TurvyA 1999 backstage drama chronicling Gilbert and Sullivan's creation of The Mikado.485pts
5High HopesLeigh's 1988 satire of Thatcher-era London class divisions centered on a working-class couple.397pts
6Another YearA contented older couple's life is contrasted against the loneliness of the friends around them across four seasons.397pts
7Vera DrakeImelda Staunton stars as a 1950s London housewife secretly performing illegal abortions.397pts
8Mr. TurnerTimothy Spall plays eccentric painter J.M.W. Turner in this lush biographical drama.397pts
9Hard TruthsLeigh's 2024 drama starring Marianne Jean-Baptiste as a woman consumed by anger and fear.397pts
10Life is SweetA 1990 tragicomedy about a chaotic North London family and their diverging paths.291pts
11Career GirlsTwo former college roommates reunite in 1997 to revisit their shared past and how much they've changed.291pts
12All or NothingA 2002 drama following a struggling working-class family in a South London housing estate.291pts
13PeterlooA 2018 historical epic dramatizing the 1819 Peterloo Massacre in Manchester.162pts
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