What is the most underrated movie watch online discovery you made this year and now recommend to everyone?

Let me start by saying I love Parasite. I love Memories of Murder.
I worship Bong Joon-ho like everyone else. But the most underrated discovery I’ve made this year is a film that, if it had been distributed by Neon or A24, would be in every “best of 2026” conversation.
It’s Concrete Utopia: The Next Chapter (South Korea, 2026).
I only found it because I was searching for the original Korean title outside the usual app menus. It’s better than the original. Where the first film was about survival inside one building, this one expands into the ruins of Seoul and becomes a post-apocalyptic neo-noir think Mad Max by way of John le Carré. The cinematography is so striking (digital made to look like silver gelatin prints) that every frame feels like a photograph you want to hang.
And the ending is a fifteen-minute philosophical debate set in a collapsed courthouse that somehow out-thrills any action sequence I’ve seen this year.
It’s proof that the best genre filmmaking is happening outside the American studio system, but you’d never know it from what the streamers push to the front page.

So, what’s your hidden gem?
Something that deserves to be as famous as the obvious hits?