Based on real events, the film Suffragette portrays

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The beginning of the fight for women's suffrage. Alternating between drama and documentary elements, the film exposes in a raw manner the injustices faced by women in the past, highlighting how this battle still finds echoes today.

With an engaging narrative, the film reminds us that although significant achievements have been made, the fight for gender equality remains relevant.


Where to watch? Prime Video .

3. “Hotel Rwanda”
The gripping Hotel Rwanda follows the qatar mobile database of 1994, when a devastating political conflict in the small African country resulted in the deaths of nearly a million people in just 100 days.

The film tells the story of Paul, the manager of a hotel in the capital, which sheltered more than 1,200 people during the genocide. Thus, the work explores human intolerance and the West's disregard for Africa, provoking deep reflections on solidarity and survival.


Where to watch? Prime Video .

4. “Almost Gods”
Based on a true story, Almost Gods is a drama set in the 1930s, which addresses themes such as racism, economic inequality and the contradictions of society.

The film tells the story of the partnership between Vivien, a talented carpenter, and Alfred Blalock, a renowned surgeon. Despite their social and cultural differences, they join forces to save lives, exploring issues such as labor relations, science and humanity.

Where to watch? Max .