Best INDIE Films to Watch on Netflix

[carolinalily]

From 'Moon' to 'Ex Machina', check out our list of the best indie movies on Netflix right now! https://t.co/yPMdeuC0Qh pic.twitter.com/F4PreBikk7
- Collider (@Collider) February 18, 2019

A NETFLIX watch list for anyone who is gearing up for, or burned out on, the upcoming Oscar fiasco

While everyone loves a good blockbuster from time to time,

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[colorsblend]

I love Enemy!

[vintage_boom]

I'm finally watching Wild Wild Country and wow these people built a whole ass town like that. only on ep 2 waiting for it to all go to shit.

[allons_y42]

It is truly a bonkers story that somehow kinda disappeared from the culture. I was watching it and kept googling because it seemed so unreal

[shittysoup]

[ritaamber]

Moon and Sunshine are one of my favorite double features! Dammit now I have to watch Moon. Is Hell or Highwater an indie, I found it this week and man I liked it.

[carolinalily]

Idk if HoHW is technically an Indie but it’s listed as part of the trilogy since all three were written by Sheridan. I loved it, I think it was really overlooked for awards that year.

[ritaamber]

omg there are more!!!! im bout to google!

[ellie_andrews]

i liked hell or high water a lot too.

[littlebones]

wind river was so good. it definitely deserved some awards buzz.

locke wasn't good but i did enjoy olivia colman's voice... i think? she's not listed in the op's write up.

[carolinalily]

She’s in it. She wasn’t listed in cast at the source so I missed it but I’ll add her, thanks!

[littlebones]

there's another similar-ish movie with joel edgerton, so i was wondering if i mixed them up, don't worry !

[trekkiepetrelli]

when i saw wind river at the cinema (alone) i was so tense, the entire time, when i left my muscles were actually in pain haha.

the stand off and flashback scenes were executed so well, and elizabeth olsen was incredible. i just wish jeremy renner's role had been a native american character

[megalixer]

Oh yes, this list is my SHIT. Ex Machina, Moon, Enemy, Brick, etc. these are some of my fave movies of the past 20 years. Ex Machina especially, I love basically any project Alex Garland has ever been affiliated with.

Honestly I didn't like Wind River that much? I'm down for a neo-western but it focused WAY too much on the Renner character and he was easily the least interesting character in the story. also I just don't like Jeremy Renner lol.

lol I actually like Noah Baumbach movies and I love Adam Driver but I can't bring myself to watch any movie that seems to have that much fedora action going on in it, I'm shallow tbh!

[saturdaysinbed]

alex garland is really out there making some of the best female driven content in the last decade and we're all just snoozing on him tbh. i think he has a tv series coming out soonish with sonoya mizuno and i'm hype.

[clickyraptor]

Jeremy didn't even need to be in Wind River. The story would have been better having his character be Native instead of white.