Films More People Need To See (<5000 IMDb ratings)

Okay, let's see how this goes. Basically I want to find some lesser known gems so I'm throwing it out to people to suggest ones. As a way to give this a quantifiable gauge, I'm putting a pretty restrictive limitation where you can only list films that have less than 5000 ratings on imdb ...and realistically would need to be a lot lower than that for documentaries, lets say 3000

Trying to stick to films that I think would appeal to a fair number of people here too.

Fat City (1975) - 4244 ratings
Stacy Keach in the role he was born to play as a boxer nearing the end of his career, co-starring Jeff Bridges as a young up-and-comer. John Huston directed and with some marvellous nice down-in-the-gutters cinematography from Conrad L Hall (Butch Cassidy, American Beauty), fits in perfectly with 70s Hollywood. With the names and topic involved, you'd expect it to be a bit more well known.

Make Way For Tomorrow (1937) - 3924 ratings
Cited as a major influence on Tokyo Story and loved by Orson Welles, I'm genuinely surprised this film has so few ratings! Wonderfully warmhearted but depressing film about an old couple with probably my favourite final third of any film ever.
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Bigger Than Life (1956) - 3954 ratings
Very unusual film for its time. Melodrama with an especially strong James Mason as the father of a typical 50s American family, except things go wrong. Very well shot and really benefits from the use of colour.

One Way Passage (1932) - 2155 ratings
About as melodramatic of a plotline as you could manage but somehow manages to execute it in a manner that doesn't feel cheap. At 67 minutes, the film absolutely flies with two very appealing leads in William Powell and Kay Francis that you route for throughout. Not too hard to see how Kay Francis stumbled into being a huge star with how perfect she was for the roles in this and Trouble in Paradise the same year.

Gimme the Loot (2012) - 1568 ratings
One of my favourite indies of the last few years. An incredibly fun film with great chemistry between the two leads, not a whole lot to it but it was just so bloody charming!

Salesman (1968) - 2901 ratings
Follows a bunch of desperate travelling bible salesmen on their attempts to get working class families to spend an absolute fortune on overly adorned bibles. I mean, who isn't interested in seeing that?!

The Emperor's Naked Army Marches On (1988) - 758 ratings
Following a Japanese veteran from WW2 who has made it his life's duty to track down and question (often quite brutally) his superiors on the decisions which they (or their superiors) made in the dying days of the war. Covers a whole aspect of the second world war that I hardly ever see addressed at all in a shockingly direct way.
Errol Morris has called it his favourite documentary too.

It's Such A Beautiful Day (2012) - 1265 ratings
Well it's the best feature length movie of stickmen animations that I've ever seen! First part legally available on youtube