Tessa Thompson Reveals Her 4 Favorite Films of All Time and the List Surprises Cinephiles

Tessa Thompson is known for her versatility in productions such as "Creed", "Thor: Ragnarok", "Westworld" and several other film and television hits. Off screen, however, the actress is also passionate about films and often shares references that influenced her artistic training. When asked about her favorite films, Thompson revealed a selection that demonstrates her taste for innovative, exciting and culturally impactful works. Among the titles mentioned is "Moonlight", directed by Barry Jenkins. The film, which won the Oscar for Best Film, is one of the productions that had the greatest impact on the actress and continues to be one of her biggest references. Another highlight on the list is "Do the Right Thing", Spike Lee's classic released in 1989. The film is widely recognized for addressing racial, social and political issues in a powerful and innovative way. The actress also included "Daughters of the Dust", by Julie Dash, a work considered fundamental to the representation of African-American culture in cinema. Completing the selection is "Beau Travail", by director Claire Denis, often cited by critics as one of the most important films in contemporary cinema. The list highlights Thompson's admiration for filmmakers who defy convention and explore deep human issues through cinematic language.