Surrrealismmm
By: kelvanE
I tend to really enjoy films that contain surrealism. These films that can lift me up to a heightened experience of the world that I normally am blind to (unless taking psychedelic mushrooms). Surrealism is basically reality tinkered with in slight, albeit often profound, ways. I would like to make a distinction between surrealism and “other-worldliness” here. I will not include sci-fi films because those films often have such a strong, wholly independent internal logic that they tend to differ too severely from our experience of the world to be considered surrealism, and are more nearly defined as “unreality”.
the principles, ideals, or practice of producing fantastic or incongruous imagery or effects in art, literature, film, or theater by means of unnatural or irrational juxtapositions and combinations-
01David Lynch
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02David Cronenberg
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03David Lynch
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04Roy Andersson
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05Jean-Pierre Jeunet
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06Richard Kelly
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07Stanley Kubrick
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08Joel Coen
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09Elem Klimov
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10Jean-Pierre Jeunet
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11Lars von Trier
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12Ingmar Bergman
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13David Lynch
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14Luis Buñuel
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15Richard Linklater
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16David Lynch
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17David Lynch
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18Shane Meadows
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19Jim Jarmusch
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20Jan Švankmajer
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21Charlie Kaufman
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22Henry Selick
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23Guillermo del Toro
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24Maya Deren
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25Stanley Kubrick
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26David Cronenberg
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27David Lynch
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28Ari Folman
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29Béla Tarr
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30Tom Tykwer
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31Michel Gondry
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32Tim Burton
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33Andrei Tarkovsky
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34Andrei Tarkovsky
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35Michel Gondry
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36Alfred Hitchcock
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37Roman Polanski
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38Quentin Tarantino
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39Quentin Tarantino
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40David Fincher
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41Terry Gilliam
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42Spike Jonze
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43Ingmar Bergman
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44Paul Thomas Anderson
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45Chris Marker
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46Stanley Kubrick
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47Darren Aronofsky
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48David Cronenberg
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49Jacques Tati
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50Martin Scorsese
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51Tsai Ming-liang
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52Lee Kang-sheng
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53Apichatpong Weerasethakul
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54Pete Docter
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55Federico Fellini
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56Steven Soderbergh
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57Tsai Ming-liang
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58Darren Aronofsky