All A24 movies you can watch on Amazon Prime Video

In recent years, films such as ‘Hereditary’, ‘Minari’ or ‘Everything Everywhere at the Same Time’ have made A24 studio one of the leading independent film production companies today. And luckily, Amazon Prime Video subscribers can enjoy its best examples.

Minari

The title with which A24 won the last Oscar was’Minari’, a drama with Steven Yeunactor of ‘The Walking Dead’, in which we meet a Korean-American family, who are looking for their American dream by living on a small farm in Arkansas, until reality reaches them.

in the 90’s

Written and directed by Jonah Hill, ‘in the 90’s’ is a comedy-drama on Amazon Prime Video portrayed by Sunny Suljic, who plays Stevie, a 13-year-old from Los Angeles, who faces problems typical of his age, such as a troubled family and things between friends.

Let’s go let’s go

It recently arrived Amazon Prime video, one of the most acclaimed A24 films of 2021’Let’s go let’s go’, by director Mike Mills, and starring Joaquin Phoenix and Woody Norman. This black and white drama follows the lives of Johnny and his nephew who, on a journey, meet and become friends.

in the moonlight

The LGBT drama “Moonlight” was the controversial Oscar winner for Best Picture in 2016. Directed by Barry Jenkins and starring Mahershala Ali, the story features Chiron, an African American boy with difficulty accepting his homosexuality in the midst of a strong environment to do so.

8th grade

By “Eight Grade” we must say that it is not part of the Amazon Prime Video subscription catalog, as you will have to pay a purchase fee of $ 115 Mexican pesos or about $ 6 dollars. This story follows the life of Kayla, a 13-year-old girl with insecurities and serious problems before starting high school.

More A24 movies on Amazon Prime Video

Like the previous one, there are other A24 movies on Amazon Prime Video, but for which you will have to pay for the purchase or rental. Such as “The Sacrifice of the Sacred Deer” with Colin Farrell, “The Florida Project” with Willem Dafoe or the real-life comedy drama “Zola”.