Established in 2012 by Daniel Katz, David Fenkel and John Hodges, indie film company A24’s first involvement in the industry was distributing the films 'A Glimpse Inside The Mind of Charles Swan III' and 'Spring Breakers'.
They made a name for themselves by snapping up the rights for the likes of 'Room', 'Ex Machina' and 'The Witch'.
Now, the name A24 has the kind of brand recognistion that many actors and directors would envy, culminating in their domination of the Oscars in 2023, when ‘Everything Everywhere All At Once’ won seven Academy Awards, including five of the ‘big six’.
Known for elevated horrors like 'Hereditory' and 'Midsommar', their latest entry in the canon is in cinemas at the moment - ‘Bring Her Back’.
It’s the second film from YouTubers Danny and Michael Philippou, who were responsible for A24 hit ‘Talk to Me’ in 2022.
The film has been well received critically, with review aggreggator Rotten Tomatoes showing 89 per cent of critics enjoyed it.
But, such is the success of A24, it means that it’s only the 66th best film they’ve been involved in according to the Tomatometer.
Here are the top 15.
9. Earth Mama (2023)
The recipient of the BAFTA for Outstanding British Debut, Earth Mama was directed and written by Savanah Leaf and scores a fresh 97 per cent on Rotten Tomatoes. It's about a pregnant single mother in San Francisco battling to get her children out of foster care. | Contributed
10. The Florida Project (2017)
Boasting a 96 per cent rating, The Florida Project takes a look at what it's like to live in the shadow of Disneyland through the eyes of a precocious six-year-old girl. | Contributed
11. First Cow (2019)
Scotland's Ewen Bremner is one of the cast members of director Kelly Reichardt's First Cow, which earns a 96 per cent rating. It sees a pair of travellers cook up a get rich quick plan through the creative use of a landowner's cow. | Contributed
12. Amy (2015)
Filmmaker Asif Kapadia set the gold standard for archival documentaries with his deeply affecting look at the life of singer Amy Winehouse. It deservedly scores a 96 per cent positive critical rating. | Contributed