The greatest films ever made, as voted by MUBI’s global community of film lovers.

[Updated weekly: Latest Monday September 14th 2026]

This Week’s New Entries:
• To the Left of the Father (2001): #957

Notable Risers:
• The Silence of the Lambs (1991): Up 113 places to #338
• Flies (2026): Up 520 places to #443
• Linda Linda Linda (2005): Up 6 places to #559

Gone from the Top 1000: 
• Tavern Man (2012)

The greatest films ever made, as voted by MUBI&#8217;s global community of film lovers.
[Updated weekly: Latest Monday September 14th 2026]
This Week&#8217;s New Entries: 
• To the Left of the Father (2001): #957
Notable Risers: 
• The Silence of the Lambs (1991): Up 113 places to #338 
• Flies (2026): Up 520 places to #443 
• Linda Linda Linda (2005): Up 6 places to #559
Gone from the Top 1000: 
• Tavern Man (2012)

The MUBI Top 1000

IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER –  LARGELY OBJECTIVE, WITH SOME PERSONAL TOUCHES. 

THE 100
Akerman, Almodovar, Altman, Anderson (P.T), Anderson (Wes), Angelopoulos, Antonioni, Bergman, Bong, Bresson, Bunuel, Capra, Cassavetes, Ceylan, Chaplin, Coen brothers, Coppola, Cronenberg, Denis, De Sica, Diaz, Dreyer, Eisenstein, Erice, Farhadi, Fassbinder, Fellini, Ford, Godard, Hamaguchi, Haneke, Haroun, Hawks, Herzog, Hitchcock, Hou, Jarmusch, Kaurismaki, Keaton, Kiarostami, Kieslowski, Kobayashi, Koreeda, Kubrick, Kurosawa, Lang, Lean, Lee (Spike), Leone, Loach, Lubitsch, Lynch, Malick, Malle, Marker, Martel, Melville, Miyazaki, Mizoguchi, Murnau, Naruse, Nolan, Oliveira, Ophuls (Max), Ozu, Park Chan-Wook, Pasolini, Polanski, Powell, Ray (Satyajit), Renoir, Resnais, Rivette, Rohmer, Rossellini, Ruiz, Sciamma, Scorsese, Scott, Sembene, Spielberg, Tarantino, Tarkovsky, Tarr, Truffaut, Trier, Tsai, Varda, Vertov, Visconti, Vlacil, Von Sternberg, Von Trier, Weerasethakul, Welles, Wenders, Wilder, Wiseman, Wong Kar-Wai, Wyler, Yang.

BUBBLING UNDER:
Akin, Allen, Bertolucci, Cameron, Campion, Carax, Carné, Chabrol, Chytilova, Cocteau, Costa, Dardenne bros, Demy, Eastwood, Esmer, Feuillade, Ghatak, Griffith, Guney, Hong Sang-soo, Huezo, Imamura, Inarritu, Ivens, Jancso, Jia, Kalatozov, Kaul, Aki Kaurismaki, Kazan, Kusturica, Lanthimos, Mambety, Mekas, Melies, Minnelli, Monteiro, Muratova, Obomsawin, Olmi, Ophuls (Marcel), Oshima, Östlund, Panahi, Park Chan-Wook, Peckinpah, Pialat, Pilger, Rasoulof, Ray (Nicholas), Rocha, Rohrwacher, Sanjines, Sen (Mrinal), Shimizu, Sirk, Sjostrom, Sokurov, Tati, Tourneur, Vigo, Villeneuve, Vinterberg, Von Stroheim, Wajda, Wang Bing, Yamanaka, Yoshida, Zhang Yimou, Zhelyazkova, Zulawski, Zvyagintsev..

~

MY FAVOURITE DIRECTORS: Mizoguchi, Tarkovsky, Renoir, Satyajit Ray, Hitchcock 

IF YOU WANT TO SEE THE FILMS, ASK MUBI (various films here have been screened by Mubi over the years, but Mizoguchi has been shockingly neglected!)

In time, more women and directors from Latin America, Africa and under-represented countries and regions.

The Life of an Actor and A Woman of Osaka, regarded at the time as among Mizoguchi’s finest, are lost (along with more than half his films).

~

SOME OF MY OTHER LISTS:
Favourites
1000 Treasures
Essential Films by Women
Essential Japanese Films
Essential French Films
Essential Iranian Films
Essential African Films
Essential German Films
Essential Italian Films
Essential Short Films & Featurettes
Essential Animation
Essential Documentaries
Mizoguchi Revered
Labyrinths

IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER – LARGELY OBJECTIVE, WITH SOME PERSONAL TOUCHES.
THE 100 
Akerman, Almodovar, Altman, Anderson (P.T), Anderson (Wes), Angelopoulos, Antonioni, Bergman, Bong, Bresson, Bunuel, Capra, Cassavetes, Ceylan, Chaplin, Coen brothers, Coppola, Cronenberg, Denis, De Sica, Diaz, Dreyer, Eisenstein, Erice, Farhadi, Fassbinder, Fellini, Ford, Godard, Hamaguchi, Haneke, Haroun, Hawks, Herzog, Hitchcock, Hou, Jarmusch, Kaurismaki, Keaton, Kiarostami, Kieslowski, Kobayashi, Koreeda, Kubrick, Kurosawa, Lang, Lean, Lee (Spike), Leone, Loach, Lubitsch, Lynch, Malick, Malle, Marker, Martel, Melville, Miyazaki, Mizoguchi, Murnau, Naruse, Nolan, Oliveira, Ophuls (Max), Ozu, Park Chan-Wook, Pasolini, Polanski, Powell, Ray (Satyajit), Renoir, Resnais, Rivette, Rohmer, Rossellini, Ruiz, Sciamma, Scorsese, Scott, Sembene, Spielberg, Tarantino, Tarkovsky, Tarr, Truffaut, Trier, Tsai, Varda, Vertov, Visconti, Vlacil, Von Sternberg, Von Trier, Weerasethakul, Welles, Wenders, Wilder, Wiseman, Wong Kar-Wai, Wyler, Yang.
BUBBLING UNDER: 
Akin, Allen, Bertolucci, Cameron, Campion, Carax, Carné, Chabrol, Chytilova, Cocteau, Costa, Dardenne bros, Demy, Eastwood, Esmer, Feuillade, Ghatak, Griffith, Guney, Hong Sang-soo, Huezo, Imamura, Inarritu, Ivens, Jancso, Jia, Kalatozov, Kaul, Aki Kaurismaki, Kazan, Kusturica, Lanthimos, Mambety, Mekas, Melies, Minnelli, Monteiro, Muratova, Obomsawin, Olmi, Ophuls (Marcel), Oshima, Östlund, Panahi, Park Chan-Wook, Peckinpah, Pialat, Pilger, Rasoulof, Ray (Nicholas), Rocha, Rohrwacher, Sanjines, Sen (Mrinal), Shimizu, Sirk, Sjostrom, Sokurov, Tati, Tourneur, Vigo, Villeneuve, Vinterberg, Von Stroheim, Wajda, Wang Bing, Yamanaka, Yoshida, Zhang Yimou, Zhelyazkova, Zulawski, Zvyagintsev..
~
MY FAVOURITE DIRECTORS: Mizoguchi, Tarkovsky, Renoir, Satyajit Ray, Hitchcock
IF YOU WANT TO SEE THE FILMS, ASK MUBI (various films here have been screened by Mubi over the years, but Mizoguchi has been shockingly neglected!)
In time, more women and directors from Latin America, Africa and under-represented countries and regions.
The Life of an Actor and A Woman of Osaka, regarded at the time as among Mizoguchi&#8217;s finest, are lost (along with more than half his films).
~
SOME OF MY OTHER LISTS: 
Favourites 
1000 Treasures 
Essential Films by Women 
Essential Japanese Films 
Essential French Films 
Essential Iranian Films 
Essential African Films 
Essential German Films 
Essential Italian Films 
Essential Short Films &amp; Featurettes 
Essential Animation 
Essential Documentaries 
Mizoguchi Revered 
Labyrinths

100 DIRECTORS' ESSENTIAL FILMS

The Best Films of EVERY Year

This list of personal favorites was assembled by Edgar Wright and myself in July 2016. Films are in chronological order.

Note from Edgar:

“This is a personal and subjective list of 1000 favourite movies from 100 years of cinema. It’s not a set text or intended as any bible of ‘greatest’ films. I decided to put this together as a fluid list for my own enjoyment, amusement and reference. I hope it’s fun for you to pore over and dive into some of the films you haven’t seen or haven’t heard of. 

Don’t get all riled up about omissions or which movies you think should be favourites of mine, the truth is I may very well like / not like or not have seen the movies you think are missing. In fact, I like way more than 1000 movies, but any longer and this list would be really insane.

Thanks to Sam DiSalle for helping me put it together. If you feel so inspired, make your own list. Film watching is a life time pursuit and there’s many more films out there for me to see. This site is a great place to start."

Edgar Wright, Aug 2016.

This list of personal favorites was assembled by Edgar Wright and myself in July 2016. Films are in chronological order.
Note from Edgar:
&#8220;This is a personal and subjective list of 1000 favourite movies from 100 years of cinema. It&#8217;s not a set text or intended as any bible of &#8216;greatest&#8217; films. I decided to put this together as a fluid list for my own enjoyment, amusement and reference. I hope it&#8217;s fun for you to pore over and dive into some of the films you haven&#8217;t seen or haven&#8217;t heard of.
Don&#8217;t get all riled up about omissions or which movies you think should be favourites of mine, the truth is I may very well like / not like or not have seen the movies you think are missing. In fact, I like way more than 1000 movies, but any longer and this list would be really insane.
Thanks to Sam DiSalle for helping me put it together. If you feel so inspired, make your own list. Film watching is a life time pursuit and there&#8217;s many more films out there for me to see. This site is a great place to start.&quot;
Edgar Wright, Aug 2016.

Edgar Wright's 1000 Favorite Movies

ZYX Erotica & sex

Find a new movie to inspire your next breakdown! 

This began as an ode to actresses and films which feature the intense creative outbursts/hysteria/debauchery of women in films. I recognize the complexity of the title and it may ruffle some feathers. But I also recognize as an artist that sometimes the material and substance of a film or work of art isn’t necessarily meant to be just about respectability. There are plenty of movies that have already been made which may have not had the best intentions with the creative choices. I don’t make this list to apologize for others work. 
What I do is highlight GREAT performances that are, to me, far better performances than what is normally celebrated (for example, mediocre acting). I will continue to uphold these bursts of energy and mania which directly reflect the tribulations of human experience and question our taboos in context of mental health and gender.

This list has been created to present those who depict performances with a touch of insanity (accompanied by malaise) with an award which is nonexistent in film festival circles/audiences/happenings but certainly should be.  It encompasses and celebrates the history of work of pain and the power of emotional freedom whether it is in performance or everyday life. It is clearly present in the traditional dance of Tarantism (the only known cure for the bite of the wolf spider is the tarantella phenomena: a dance of uncontrolled and compulsive movements, spasms and convulsions), which is what inspired the creation of this award. 

The common theory of women’s association with nature, the mystical and well irrational or intuitive is not what this list is promoting, whether you do or do not agree. For some clearer defining of my original intentions I will quote from Whitney Chadwick’s, “Women Artist’s and the Surrealism Movement” in reference to a mental breakdown in Leonora Carrington’s life: "Orenstein, following a Feminist model that has attempted to revise traditional definitions of madness and sanity as they relate to women’s experience, has argued that Carrington’s “breakdown” might be more accurately viewed as a “break-through” to new levels of psychic awareness." It is in the tradition of subversive acts such as those in this list that have produced interventions of horror within these social constructs of oppressive circumstances; it is a celebration of communicating physically, the desire we all have to express something traumatic and in it’s freeing it’s an acknowledgment of the subversiveness of that desire. The word hysteria itself is linked to the use of feminine in language; a feminine word for mental illness. There is a lot of writing and research about this. It is found in medical and psychological texts even before Freud. It was used conveniently (by men) to demean women as victims of emotion and lost within their own minds and sexuality. So the word has taken on a complicated history since early medicine and today presents conflicting opinions verging on contradiction. Why use it in my title? Because language is powerful. Minorities or people who have faced language being used against them have historically been able to flip words on their heads as to confront it’s power. It is my way of linking acting and feminist writing to talk about these topics. I hope your inspired and empowered by this list and these performances.

-Jordany (3/2025)

Find a new movie to inspire your next breakdown!
This began as an ode to actresses and films which feature the intense creative outbursts/hysteria/debauchery of women in films. I recognize the complexity of the title and it may ruffle some feathers. But I also recognize as an artist that sometimes the material and substance of a film or work of art isn&#8217;t necessarily meant to be just about respectability. There are plenty of movies that have already been made which may have not had the best intentions with the creative choices. I don&#8217;t make this list to apologize for others work. 
What I do is highlight GREAT performances that are, to me, far better performances than what is normally celebrated (for example, mediocre acting). I will continue to uphold these bursts of energy and mania which directly reflect the tribulations of human experience and question our taboos in context of mental health and gender.
This list has been created to present those who depict performances with a touch of insanity (accompanied by malaise) with an award which is nonexistent in film festival circles/audiences/happenings but certainly should be. It encompasses and celebrates the history of work of pain and the power of emotional freedom whether it is in performance or everyday life. It is clearly present in the traditional dance of Tarantism (the only known cure for the bite of the wolf spider is the tarantella phenomena: a dance of uncontrolled and compulsive movements, spasms and convulsions), which is what inspired the creation of this award.
The common theory of women&#8217;s association with nature, the mystical and well irrational or intuitive is not what this list is promoting, whether you do or do not agree. For some clearer defining of my original intentions I will quote from Whitney Chadwick&#8217;s, &#8220;Women Artist&#8217;s and the Surrealism Movement&#8221; in reference to a mental breakdown in Leonora Carrington&#8217;s life: &quot;Orenstein, following a Feminist model that has attempted to revise traditional definitions of madness and sanity as they relate to women&#8217;s experience, has argued that Carrington&#8217;s &#8220;breakdown&#8221; might be more accurately viewed as a &#8220;break-through&#8221; to new levels of psychic awareness.&quot; It is in the tradition of subversive acts such as those in this list that have produced interventions of horror within these social constructs of oppressive circumstances; it is a celebration of communicating physically, the desire we all have to express something traumatic and in it&#8217;s freeing it&#8217;s an acknowledgment of the subversiveness of that desire. The word hysteria itself is linked to the use of feminine in language; a feminine word for mental illness. There is a lot of writing and research about this. It is found in medical and psychological texts even before Freud. It was used conveniently (by men) to demean women as victims of emotion and lost within their own minds and sexuality. So the word has taken on a complicated history since early medicine and today presents conflicting opinions verging on contradiction. Why use it in my title? Because language is powerful. Minorities or people who have faced language being used against them have historically been able to flip words on their heads as to confront it&#8217;s power. It is my way of linking acting and feminist writing to talk about these topics. I hope your inspired and empowered by this list and these performances.
-Jordany (3/2025)

hysterical in a floral dress

IN TIERS, FIRSTLY IN REVERSE YEAR ORDER, WITH AN ELITE TO START. Last, largest tier still being rearranged from usual order as the list had been in, taking some time! Placings based on various polls, lists, selections, awards, ratings etc, especially on Mubi and the latest major international Sight & Sound poll, with leeway for hidden treasures and personal taste. 
  
 The list is intended as a manageable selection and a guide for where best to start. Comments, suggestions welcome.  Not on Mubi: Gentle as Moss on Stone.


~

   MY OTHER FEMALE-CENTRED LISTS: 
Films by Women: Mubi Poll, 
My Favourite Films by Women, 
Documentaries by Women,
Female Iranian Directors,
The Essential Agnes Varda,
Alice Guy-Blaché, Queen of the Pioneers

~

  Also, APURSANSAR’S LISTS:
Apursansar’s Female Directors Canon,
Japanese Female Directors , 
Latin American Female Directors .

  
 ~ ~
  
 
The HIStory of cinema is still to be re-written. Alice Guy-Blaché was one of the great pioneers of cinema, made hundreds of films, the first in 1896, before Méliès. Do check her out, there is skill and charm aplenty: I’ve done a list Alice Guy-Blaché, Queen of the Pioneers. In 1910s Hollywood, in films like Suspense, Lois Weber matched Griffith for panache. Lotte Reiniger was a pioneering feature film animator in the 1920s, with her silhouettes in The Adventures of Prince Achmed,  while Germaine Dulac is widely credited with the first Surrealist film, The Seashell and the Clergyman (1928). Before Fantasia’s animated abstract Bach Fugue there was Mary Ellen Bute’s. Maya Deren was very influential on the post-war American avant-garde, though i must say her husband Alexander Hammid, who co-directed Meshes of the Afternoon, deserves more recognition too. Marie Menken is described by our great list-maker Grey Daisies as the unsung heroine of the avant-garde. Agnes Varda is the mother of the French New Wave, Chantal Akerman surely a major director, Jeanne Dielman one of the great minimalist films. The Bulgarian Binka Zheliazkova’s The Attached Balloon is just one of various neglected treasures by women. In notoriously patriarchal Iran, there have been several prominent female directors, putting Hollywood to shame. Often female co-directors have been overlooked; Miéville with Godard, Ágnes Hranitzky with Bela Tarr, Evelyn Lambart with Norman McLaren, Katia Lund with Meirelles, Charlotte Zwerin with the Maysles…. 

 And now in recent years, things have been taking off! Films by women winning Oscars and major awards, placed high in annual polls, Portrait of a Lady on Fire top of the Mubi 1000.

 This site is honoured to have had Chantal Akerman, Maria de Medeiros, Sally Potter, Julie Dash, Sadaf Foroughi, Allison Anders, Ava DuVernay among the users. Sally Potter has even done a list, My Teachers, as has Julie Dash. And good to have Agnes Varda’s liaison with the site and her films being championed so successfully. 

 With uncertainty, I’m not including films by Lilly and Lana Wachowski who made their name when officially male, before their transgender assignments.

IN TIERS, FIRSTLY IN REVERSE YEAR ORDER, WITH AN ELITE TO START. Last, largest tier still being rearranged from usual order as the list had been in, taking some time! Placings based on various polls, lists, selections, awards, ratings etc, especially on Mubi and the latest major international Sight &amp; Sound poll, with leeway for hidden treasures and personal taste.
The list is intended as a manageable selection and a guide for where best to start. Comments, suggestions welcome. Not on Mubi: Gentle as Moss on Stone.
~
MY OTHER FEMALE-CENTRED LISTS:
Films by Women: Mubi Poll, 
My Favourite Films by Women, 
Documentaries by Women, 
Female Iranian Directors, 
The Essential Agnes Varda, 
Alice Guy-Blaché, Queen of the Pioneers
~
Also, APURSANSAR&#8217;S LISTS:
Apursansar&#8217;s Female Directors Canon, 
Japanese Female Directors , 
Latin American Female Directors .

~ ~


The HIStory of cinema is still to be re-written. Alice Guy-Blaché was one of the great pioneers of cinema, made hundreds of films, the first in 1896, before Méliès. Do check her out, there is skill and charm aplenty: I&#8217;ve done a list Alice Guy-Blaché, Queen of the Pioneers. In 1910s Hollywood, in films like Suspense, Lois Weber matched Griffith for panache. Lotte Reiniger was a pioneering feature film animator in the 1920s, with her silhouettes in The Adventures of Prince Achmed, while Germaine Dulac is widely credited with the first Surrealist film, The Seashell and the Clergyman (1928). Before Fantasia&#8217;s animated abstract Bach Fugue there was Mary Ellen Bute&#8217;s. Maya Deren was very influential on the post-war American avant-garde, though i must say her husband Alexander Hammid, who co-directed Meshes of the Afternoon, deserves more recognition too. Marie Menken is described by our great list-maker Grey Daisies as the unsung heroine of the avant-garde. Agnes Varda is the mother of the French New Wave, Chantal Akerman surely a major director, Jeanne Dielman one of the great minimalist films. The Bulgarian Binka Zheliazkova&#8217;s The Attached Balloon is just one of various neglected treasures by women. In notoriously patriarchal Iran, there have been several prominent female directors, putting Hollywood to shame. Often female co-directors have been overlooked; Miéville with Godard, Ágnes Hranitzky with Bela Tarr, Evelyn Lambart with Norman McLaren, Katia Lund with Meirelles, Charlotte Zwerin with the Maysles….
And now in recent years, things have been taking off! Films by women winning Oscars and major awards, placed high in annual polls, Portrait of a Lady on Fire top of the Mubi 1000.
This site is honoured to have had Chantal Akerman, Maria de Medeiros, Sally Potter, Julie Dash, Sadaf Foroughi, Allison Anders, Ava DuVernay among the users. Sally Potter has even done a list, My Teachers, as has Julie Dash. And good to have Agnes Varda&#8217;s liaison with the site and her films being championed so successfully.
With uncertainty, I&#8217;m not including films by Lilly and Lana Wachowski who made their name when officially male, before their transgender assignments.

ESSENTIAL FILMS BY WOMEN

Forget Filmschool! Learn from this...

For now, this list will serve as a cinematic guide through queer cinema, from Kenneth Anger to Pier Paolo Pasolini to Gus Van Sant. The focus will be placed not simply on films with gay images but on films that aggressively thwart (or simply ignore) the heteronormative, patriarchal notions of gender and sexuality (which applies just as often to the western gay and lesbian community). Queer cinema does not concern itself with political correctness or restrictive labels in regard to a person’s sexual being. As time goes on, I’d like to include quotes from noted theorists, writers, filmmakers, artists, professors to better illustrate these ideas, but for now, here’s a list to start you off. Camp, New Queer Cinema, Fassbinder, avant-garde, melodrama, Tilda Swinton, transsexuals, pansexuals, gender fuck, Jean Genet, counter-culture, Joan Crawford… what more do you need?

Any and all suggestions/corrections/arguments welcome!

For now, this list will serve as a cinematic guide through queer cinema, from Kenneth Anger to Pier Paolo Pasolini to Gus Van Sant. The focus will be placed not simply on films with gay images but on films that aggressively thwart (or simply ignore) the heteronormative, patriarchal notions of gender and sexuality (which applies just as often to the western gay and lesbian community). Queer cinema does not concern itself with political correctness or restrictive labels in regard to a person&#8217;s sexual being. As time goes on, I&#8217;d like to include quotes from noted theorists, writers, filmmakers, artists, professors to better illustrate these ideas, but for now, here&#8217;s a list to start you off. Camp, New Queer Cinema, Fassbinder, avant-garde, melodrama, Tilda Swinton, transsexuals, pansexuals, gender fuck, Jean Genet, counter-culture, Joan Crawford… what more do you need?
Any and all suggestions/corrections/arguments welcome!

Fox and His (Queer) Friends

You’ll say that the title is a little extravagant but that was the point. In fact, my idea was to make a list with good films. Some LGBT films have no interest except the one of talking of LGBT people but some LGBT films are little treasures, here they are

You&#8217;ll say that the title is a little extravagant but that was the point. In fact, my idea was to make a list with good films. Some LGBT films have no interest except the one of talking of LGBT people but some LGBT films are little treasures, here they are

Best LGBTQi+ films of all time

This is a cauldron of archetypal motion-potions, the collective dreams of our visual architects, the dramaturgical morphologies of the human condition hyper-analyzed and decadently re-imagined. A.K.A. My canonized suitcase of cine-schematized reverie migrations, in effort to fuel the inner fractal storm in moments of resurgent need.

This is a cauldron of archetypal motion-potions, the collective dreams of our visual architects, the dramaturgical morphologies of the human condition hyper-analyzed and decadently re-imagined. A.K.A. My canonized suitcase of cine-schematized reverie migrations, in effort to fuel the inner fractal storm in moments of resurgent need.

THE PHENOMENOLOGICAL HEIRLOOMS OF GENEALOGICAL STRATA: an inflated inheritance 

IN TIERS, EACH IN REVERSE YEAR ORDER. A country with a magnificent history of films, from the beginnings of cinema and including the great New Wave of the late 50s and 60s.

~

MY FAVOURITES/ MES FILMS PRÉFÉRÉS
The Green Ray
Rules of the Game
Hiroshima mon Amour
L’Atalante
Pierrot le Fou
The Double Life of Véronique
Portrait of a Lady on Fire
Celine and Julie Go Boating
Casque d’Or
La Grande Illusion
Last Year at Marienbad
Les Enfants du Paradis
Army of Shadows
A Man Escaped
Sans Soleil

~

MY OTHER FRENCH LISTS:
Le Cinéma, c’est Jean Renoir,
Eric Rohmer & his Legacy,
Essential Godard,
Essential Varda,
Alice Guy-Blaché, Queen of the Pioneers,
Great Actresses: Isabelle Adjani,
Great Actresses: Isabelle Huppert,
Great Actresses: Juliette Binoche,
12 Great French Film Stars,
Paris.

ALSO RECOMMENDED:
Apursansar’s French Film Canon

IN TIERS, EACH IN REVERSE YEAR ORDER. A country with a magnificent history of films, from the beginnings of cinema and including the great New Wave of the late 50s and 60s.
~
MY FAVOURITES/ MES FILMS PRÉFÉRÉS 
The Green Ray 
Rules of the Game 
Hiroshima mon Amour 
L&#8217;Atalante 
Pierrot le Fou 
The Double Life of Véronique 
Portrait of a Lady on Fire 
Celine and Julie Go Boating 
Casque d&#8217;Or 
La Grande Illusion 
Last Year at Marienbad 
Les Enfants du Paradis 
Army of Shadows 
A Man Escaped 
Sans Soleil
~
MY OTHER FRENCH LISTS: 
Le Cinéma, c&#8217;est Jean Renoir, 
Eric Rohmer &amp; his Legacy, 
Essential Godard, 
Essential Varda, 
Alice Guy-Blaché, Queen of the Pioneers, 
Great Actresses: Isabelle Adjani, 
Great Actresses: Isabelle Huppert, 
Great Actresses: Juliette Binoche, 
12 Great French Film Stars, 
Paris.
ALSO RECOMMENDED: 
Apursansar&#8217;s French Film Canon

ESSENTIAL FRENCH FILMS

Impossible to cover all Asian cinema, of course. It’s like literature or music…
So here is a personal list (in no particular order) of films I have seen, wish to see, films I have loved and enjoyed and will see again, films I appreciated,, understood or didn’t understand (then), also some films I didn’t like….

Impossible to cover all Asian cinema, of course. It&#8217;s like literature or music… 
So here is a personal list (in no particular order) of films I have seen, wish to see, films I have loved and enjoyed and will see again, films I appreciated,, understood or didn&#8217;t understand (then), also some films I didn&#8217;t like….

of Asian Cinema

Strange, bewildering, experimental, confusing, metaphorical, surreal, mind-fuck films that at the very least will evoke a hearty, “What the fuck?” out of you.

Strange, bewildering, experimental, confusing, metaphorical, surreal, mind-fuck films that at the very least will evoke a hearty, &#8220;What the fuck?&#8221; out of you.

What the fuck?!: Weird films.

törkİŞ

IN TIERS, EACH IN REVERSE YEAR ORDER.. Do explore Japan’s golden age of the 1950s and the dynamic New Wave of the 60s. It was in the 80s that Japanese anime became world famous.

~

MY 20 FAVOURITES: 
Sansho the Bailiff (Mizoguchi)- the peak of cinema
Seven Samurai (Kurosawa)
The Life of Oharu (Mizoguchi)
Tokyo Story (Ozu)
Late Spring (Ozu)
Happy Hour (Hamaguchi)
Story of the Late Chrysanthemums (Mizoguchi)
Tange Sazen and the Pot Worth a Million Ryo (Yamanaka)
Maborosi (Koreeda)
My Neighbour Totoro (Miyazaki)
Spirited Away (Miyazaki)
Harakiri (Kobayashi)
Floating Clouds (Naruse)
Ugetsu Monogatari (Mizoguchi)
Drive My Car (Hamaguchi)
Woman of the Dunes (Teshigahara)
The Human Condition (Kobayashi)
An Inn at Osaka (Gosho)
Moving (Somai)
High and Low (Kurosawa)

IN TIERS, EACH IN REVERSE YEAR ORDER.. Do explore Japan&#8217;s golden age of the 1950s and the dynamic New Wave of the 60s. It was in the 80s that Japanese anime became world famous.
~
MY 20 FAVOURITES: 
Sansho the Bailiff (Mizoguchi)- the peak of cinema 
Seven Samurai (Kurosawa) 
The Life of Oharu (Mizoguchi) 
Tokyo Story (Ozu) 
Late Spring (Ozu) 
Happy Hour (Hamaguchi) 
Story of the Late Chrysanthemums (Mizoguchi) 
Tange Sazen and the Pot Worth a Million Ryo (Yamanaka) 
Maborosi (Koreeda) 
My Neighbour Totoro (Miyazaki) 
Spirited Away (Miyazaki) 
Harakiri (Kobayashi) 
Floating Clouds (Naruse) 
Ugetsu Monogatari (Mizoguchi) 
Drive My Car (Hamaguchi) 
Woman of the Dunes (Teshigahara) 
The Human Condition (Kobayashi) 
An Inn at Osaka (Gosho) 
Moving (Somai) 
High and Low (Kurosawa)

ESSENTIAL JAPANESE FILMS 

I’m not talking about movies that make you think deep crazy stuff. I’m not talking about some new “existential twist” on common topics. I’m talking about movies that (seem to be) incarnations of classic philosophical thought experiments or movies that have a major philosophical problem as a main theme. I’m talking about movies that include topics that a serious student of philosophy needs to understand. There are also some great films based on the lives of famous philosophers.


from Zizek!


from I ♥ Huckabees


from Thank You For Smoking

Movies featuring a philosopher:
Zizek!
Examined Life
Derrida
The Ister
The Pervert’s Guide To Cinema
Being In The World (2010)*

Movies with philosopher as a character:
Bill And Ted’s Excellent Adventure (2001)* (Tony Steedman as Socrates)
When Neitzsche Wept (2007)* (Armand Assante as Friedrich Nietzsche)
The Last Days Of Immanuel Kant (1994)* (David Warrilow as Immanuel Kant)
The Alchemist Of Happiness (2004)* (Abol Reza Kermani as Ahmad al-Ghazali)
Um Estrangeiro em Porto Alegre (1999)* (Nelson Diniz as Albert Camus)
Cartesius (Ugo Cardea as René Descartes)
Blaise Pascal (	Pierre Arditi as Blaise Pascal)
Socrates (Jean Sylvère as Socrates)
Socrates (1982)* (James Mason as Socrates)
Augustine Of Hippo (Dary Berkani as St. Augustine)
Beyond Good & Evil (Erland Josephson as Friedrich Nietzsche)
Wittgenstein (Clancy Chassay	 as Young Ludwig Wittgenstein)
Alexander (Christopher Plummer as Aristotle)

Famous thought experiments or discussion of a famous philosophical problem:
Rashomon – General intro to Subjectivity/Objectivity
Groundhog Day – Modern interpretation of The Myth of Sisyphus
Being There – Socially constructed reality; what I like to call The Problem of Communication
Being John Malkovich – The Inescapable Subjectivity of the Human Mind
I ♥ Huckabees – Loose Adaptation of the History of Philosophy in Narrative Form
A.I. – Any movie that has robots that think like humans will do
Eternal Sunshine – Materialism; Metaphysics of Memories
Minority Report – Freewill/Determinism
The Matrix – Most people will say this is all based on Plato’s cave. I think Cartesian Dualism is a closer influence. The main reason for this is that one is not in the same body when in the Matrix as without. The distinction between consciousness and body was brought up famously by Descartes.
The Truman Show – This is the true home of Plato’s Cave in modern movies. Although Truman never leaves the cave, a reality which he has only experienced as a shadow is implied and shown briefly.
Thank You for Smoking – Pre-Socratic/Postmodern Rhetoric
A Clockwork Orange – Person Identity; Political Theory; Justice; blah blah blah
Lake Of Fire – Ethical considerations of abortion
Inception – This film is brand new and is at the center of fierce discussion, which is the life blood of philosophical inquiry. As for the topics it raises itself: Although it can be argued that Nietzsche preceded Freud in discovery of the unconscious, the Freudian version is forefront in Inception. Freud’s psychoanalytic method had much to do with dreams and how they affect and describe us. Also, Cartesian skepticism, or The Problem of The External World, comes to surface.
Pi – The Ontology of Numbers
Waking Life – This feels more obligatory than anything else on here. If I include Alexander and Bill and Ted, I guess this one deserves to be here as well. But with all its pretension it actually offers a somewhat realistic cross section of the philosophical academic experience. Some thinkers sound like they are brilliantly laying out real solutions to real problems, some seem like they may be saying something insightful but are just not articulate enough, some are just too esoteric to tell and some are just simply on drugs.
Stranger Than Fiction – The Authentic Individual
Ikiru – Being-unto-death
The Seventh Seal – The Angst Of The Absurd
The Gods Must Be Crazy – I can’t even count how many times this movie was referenced in discussions about “Being and Time” by Martin Heidegger. The coke bottle is a piece of equipment that suddenly lands in a culture without the referential totality of coke bottles. As such, for the bushmen, the coke bottle ceases to be equipment though it retains readiness-to-hand as its mode of being.

Movies featuring the ideas of particular philosophers:
Nietzsche (2003)*
My Night At Maud’s
Nietzsche and the Nazis (2006)*

Movies based on Novels written by famous philosophers:
The Stranger (by Albert Camus)
Le Journal Du Séducteur (1996)* (by Soren Kierkegaard)
The Fountainhead (by Ann Rand)

Other:
The Elegant Universe (2003)*
M.A. Numminen Sings Wittgenstein (1993)* M.A. Numminen, accompanied by Pedro Hietanen, sings an excerpt from Ludwig Wittgenstein’s Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus in his inimitable style. -imdb

Movies marked with * were not on this site as of 07/11/10.

I&#8217;m not talking about movies that make you think deep crazy stuff. I&#8217;m not talking about some new &#8220;existential twist&#8221; on common topics. I&#8217;m talking about movies that (seem to be) incarnations of classic philosophical thought experiments or movies that have a major philosophical problem as a main theme. I&#8217;m talking about movies that include topics that a serious student of philosophy needs to understand. There are also some great films based on the lives of famous philosophers.
from Zizek!
from I ♥ Huckabees
from Thank You For Smoking
Movies featuring a philosopher: 
Zizek! 
Examined Life 
Derrida 
The Ister 
The Pervert&#8217;s Guide To Cinema 
Being In The World (2010)*
Movies with philosopher as a character: 
Bill And Ted&#8217;s Excellent Adventure (2001)* (Tony Steedman as Socrates) 
When Neitzsche Wept (2007)* (Armand Assante as Friedrich Nietzsche) 
The Last Days Of Immanuel Kant (1994)* (David Warrilow as Immanuel Kant) 
The Alchemist Of Happiness (2004)* (Abol Reza Kermani as Ahmad al-Ghazali) 
Um Estrangeiro em Porto Alegre (1999)* (Nelson Diniz as Albert Camus) 
Cartesius (Ugo Cardea as René Descartes) 
Blaise Pascal (	Pierre Arditi as Blaise Pascal) 
Socrates (Jean Sylvère as Socrates) 
Socrates (1982)* (James Mason as Socrates) 
Augustine Of Hippo (Dary Berkani as St. Augustine) 
Beyond Good &amp; Evil (Erland Josephson as Friedrich Nietzsche) 
Wittgenstein (Clancy Chassay	 as Young Ludwig Wittgenstein) 
Alexander (Christopher Plummer as Aristotle)
Famous thought experiments or discussion of a famous philosophical problem: 
Rashomon &#8211; General intro to Subjectivity/Objectivity 
Groundhog Day &#8211; Modern interpretation of The Myth of Sisyphus 
Being There &#8211; Socially constructed reality; what I like to call The Problem of Communication 
Being John Malkovich &#8211; The Inescapable Subjectivity of the Human Mind 
I ♥ Huckabees &#8211; Loose Adaptation of the History of Philosophy in Narrative Form 
A.I. &#8211; Any movie that has robots that think like humans will do 
Eternal Sunshine &#8211; Materialism; Metaphysics of Memories 
Minority Report &#8211; Freewill/Determinism 
The Matrix &#8211; Most people will say this is all based on Plato&#8217;s cave. I think Cartesian Dualism is a closer influence. The main reason for this is that one is not in the same body when in the Matrix as without. The distinction between consciousness and body was brought up famously by Descartes. 
The Truman Show &#8211; This is the true home of Plato&#8217;s Cave in modern movies. Although Truman never leaves the cave, a reality which he has only experienced as a shadow is implied and shown briefly. 
Thank You for Smoking &#8211; Pre-Socratic/Postmodern Rhetoric 
A Clockwork Orange &#8211; Person Identity; Political Theory; Justice; blah blah blah 
Lake Of Fire &#8211; Ethical considerations of abortion 
Inception &#8211; This film is brand new and is at the center of fierce discussion, which is the life blood of philosophical inquiry. As for the topics it raises itself: Although it can be argued that Nietzsche preceded Freud in discovery of the unconscious, the Freudian version is forefront in Inception. Freud&#8217;s psychoanalytic method had much to do with dreams and how they affect and describe us. Also, Cartesian skepticism, or The Problem of The External World, comes to surface. 
Pi &#8211; The Ontology of Numbers 
Waking Life &#8211; This feels more obligatory than anything else on here. If I include Alexander and Bill and Ted, I guess this one deserves to be here as well. But with all its pretension it actually offers a somewhat realistic cross section of the philosophical academic experience. Some thinkers sound like they are brilliantly laying out real solutions to real problems, some seem like they may be saying something insightful but are just not articulate enough, some are just too esoteric to tell and some are just simply on drugs. 
Stranger Than Fiction &#8211; The Authentic Individual 
Ikiru &#8211; Being-unto-death 
The Seventh Seal &#8211; The Angst Of The Absurd 
The Gods Must Be Crazy &#8211; I can&#8217;t even count how many times this movie was referenced in discussions about &#8220;Being and Time&#8221; by Martin Heidegger. The coke bottle is a piece of equipment that suddenly lands in a culture without the referential totality of coke bottles. As such, for the bushmen, the coke bottle ceases to be equipment though it retains readiness-to-hand as its mode of being.
Movies featuring the ideas of particular philosophers: 
Nietzsche (2003)* 
My Night At Maud&#8217;s 
Nietzsche and the Nazis (2006)*
Movies based on Novels written by famous philosophers: 
The Stranger (by Albert Camus) 
Le Journal Du Séducteur (1996)* (by Soren Kierkegaard) 
The Fountainhead (by Ann Rand)
Other: 
The Elegant Universe (2003)* 
M.A. Numminen Sings Wittgenstein (1993)* M.A. Numminen, accompanied by Pedro Hietanen, sings an excerpt from Ludwig Wittgenstein&#8217;s Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus in his inimitable style. -imdb
Movies marked with * were not on this site as of 07/11/10.

Essential Movies for a Student of Philosophy

The list aims to present all (serious/non-serious) movies containing science fiction elements in chronological order. 
For now it consists of many movies tagged as science fiction, which were filmed between 1895-2016.

1895
LA CHARCUTERIE MECANIQUE

1898
THE ASTRONOMER’S DREAM

1902
A TRIP TO THE MOON

1904
THE IMPOSSIBLE VOYAGE

1906
THE ‘?’ MOTORIST

1909
THE AIRSHIP DESTROYER

1910
FRANKENSTEIN

1912
THE CONQUEST OF THE POLE

1915
LA FOLIE DU DOCTEUR TUBE

1916
THE END OF THE WORLD
20,000 LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA

1918
A TRIP TO MARS

1920
ALGOL
DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE

1921
THE MECHANICAL MAN

1923
BLACK OXEN

1924
AELITA
L’INHUMAINE

1925
THE CRAZY RAY
THE LOST WORLD
OUR HEAVENLY BODIES

1927
METROPOLIS

1929
HIGH TREASON
WOMAN IN THE MOON

1930
JUST IMAGINE
ALRAUNE

1931
DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE
END OF THE WORLD
FRANKENSTEIN

1932
ISLAND OF LOST SOULS
F.P.1 DOESN’T ANSWER
THE MASK OF FU MANCHU

1933
THE INVISIBLE MAN

1935
AIR CITY
THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN

1936
THE MAN WHO CHANGED HIS MIND
FLASH GORDON
GHOST PATROL
THINGS TO COME
UNDERSEA KINGDOM
THE BIRTH OF THE ROBOT
COSMIC JOURNEY

1937
NON-STOP NEW YORK

1938
FLASH GORDON: THE DEADLY RAY FROM MARS

1940
FLASH GORDON: THE PURPLE DEATH FROM OUTER SPACE
FLASH GORDON: THE PERIL FROM PLANET MONGO
THE INVISIBLE MAN RETURNS
THE INVISIBLE WOMAN
DR. CYCLOPS
SON OF INGAGI

1941
MAN MADE MONSTER
THE MECHANICAL MONSTERS

1942
BOWERY AT MIDNIGHT
THE CORPSE VANISHES
DR. RENAULT’S SECRET
INVISIBLE AGENT

1943
THE APE MAN

1944
THE INVISIBLE MAN’S REVENGE
LADY AND THE MONSTER

1946
THE FLYING SERPENT

1947
KRAKATIT

1948
COUNTERBLAST
UNKNOWN ISLAND
HAREDEVIL HARE

1949
MIGHTY JOE YOUNG

1950
DESTINATION MOON

1951
THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL
WHEN WORLDS COLLIDE
THE THING FROM ANOTHER WORLD
THE MAN FROM PLANET X

1953
INVADERS FROM MARS
THE WAR OF THE WORLDS
IT CAME FROM OUTER SPACE
ROBOT MONSTER
DUCK DODGERS IN THE 24½ CENTURY
DONOVAN’S BRAIN
THE BEAST FROM 20,000 FATHOMS

1954
CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON
GODZILLA
THEM!
DEVIL GIRL FROM MARS
THIS ISLAND EARTH
20,000 LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA
TARGET EARTH

1955
IT CAME FROM BENEATH THE SEA
JOURNEY TO THE BEGINNING OF TIME
TARANTULA
THE QUATERMASS XPERIMENT

1956
IT CONQUERED THE WORLD
EARTH VS. THE FLYING SAUCERS
FORBIDDEN PLANET
INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS
1984
THE CREATURE WALKS AMONG US

1957
THE AMAZING COLOSSAL MAN
20 MILLION MILES TO EARTH
THE INCREDIBLE SHRINKING MAN
THE MONOLITH MONSTERS
QUATERMASS 2
ATTACK OF THE CRAB MONSTERS

1958
THE BLOB
THE ROBOT VS. THE AZTEC MUMMY
ATTACK OF THE 50 FOOT WOMAN
I MARRIED A MONSTER FROM OUTER SPACE
THE FLY
MONSTER ON THE CAMPUS
IT! THE TERROR FROM BEYOND SPACE
THE TROLLENBERG TERROR

1959
PLAN 9 FROM OUTER SPACE
BATTLE IN OUTER SPACE
THE COSMIC MAN
JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF THE EARTH
THE ANGRY RED PLANET
NEBO ZOVYOT
INVASION OF THE ANIMAL PEOPLE

1960
THE TIME MACHINE
SILENT STAR
THE SHIP OF MONSTERS
OUR UNIVERSE
EYES WITHOUT A FACE
THE LEECH WOMAN
VILLAGE OF THE DAMNED
THE LOST WORLD

1961
MASTER OF THE WORLD
NUDE ON THE MOON
THE DAY THE EARTH CAUGHT FIRE
REPTILICUS
MYSTERIOUS ISLAND

1962
LA JETÉE
THE AMPHIBIAN MAN
THE DAY OF THE TRIFFIDS
THE CREATION OF HUMANOIDS
PLANETA BUR

1963
VOYAGE TO THE END OF THE UNIVERSE
THE NUTTY PROFESSOR
X: THE MAN WITH THE X-RAY EYES

1964
FIRST MEN IN THE MOON
THE FLYING SAUCER
ROBINSON CRUSOE ON MARS
DAGORA, THE SPACE MONSTER
FAIL-SAFE
THE LAST MAN ON EARTH
SANTA CLAUS CONQUERS THE MARTIANS

1965
ALPHAVILLE
THE WAR GAME
NIGHT CALLER FROM OUTER SPACE
PLANET OF THE VAMPIRES
CRACK IN THE WORLD
ATTACK FROM SPACE
ATOMIC RULERS OF THE WORLD

1966
THE FACE OF ANOTHER
FANTASTIC VOYAGE
FAHRENHEIT 451
SECONDS
WOMEN OF THE PREHISTORIC PLANET
DALEKS: INVASION EARTH 2150 A.D.
QUEEN OF BLOOD
WAY… WAY OUT
ONE MILLION YEARS B.C.
DALEKS: INVASION EARTH 2150 A.D. 

1967
LATE AUGUST AT THE HOTEL OZONE
THE UNKNOWN MAN OF SHANDIGOR
SANTO VS. THE MARTIAN INVASION
SPACE MONSTER, WANGMAGWI
MARS NEEDS WOMEN
QUATERMASS AND THE PIT
COUNTDOWN
BATTLE BENEATH THE EARTH

1968
BARBARELLA
2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY
PLANET OF THE APES
JE T’AIME, JE T’AIME
ROLY POLY
VOYAGE TO THE PLANET OF PREHISTORIC WOMEN
THE GREEN SLIME
DESTROY ALL MONSTERS!

1969
A TIME OF ROSES
INVASIÓN
THE GLADIATORS
JOURNEY TO THE FAR SIDE OF THE SUN
THE VALLEY OF GWANGI
PARIS DOES NOT EXIST
THE ILLUSTRATED MAN

1970
BENEATH THE PLANET OF THE APES
LIBERXINA 90
CASE FOR A ROOKIE HANGMAN
YOG: MONSTER FROM SPACE
CRIMES OF THE FUTURE
I KILLED EINSTEIN, GENTLEMEN
COLOSSUS: THE FORBIN PROJECT

1971
THE OMEGA MAN
THE ANDROMEDA STRAIN
THX 1138
ESCAPE FROM THE PLANET OF THE APES
A CLOCKWORK ORANGE
THE BIG MESS

1972
SOLARIS
BEWARE! THE BLOB
SILENT RUNNING
CONQUEST OF THE PLANET OF THE APES
SLAUGHTERHOUSE-FIVE
Z.P.G.: ZERO POPULATION GROWTH
EOLOMEA
THE THING WITH TWO HEADS
FROGS

1973
SOYLENT GREEN
FANTASTIC PLANET
WESTWORLD
WORLD ON A WIRE
SLEEPER
BATTLE FOR THE PLANET OF THE APES
FLESH FOR FRANKENSTEIN
DREAM CITY
THE FINAL PROGRAMME

1974
ZARDOZ
DARK STAR
2069: A SEX ODYSSEY
PHASE IV
THE GRAND SPACE VOYAGE

1975
ROLLERBALL
THE NOAH
FOOTPRINTS ON THE MOON
EURIDICE BA 2O37
FANTASTIC COMEDY
THE LAND THAT TIME FORGOT 
A BOY AND HIS DOG

1976
LOGAN’S RUN
THE MAN WHO FELL TO EARTH
IN THE DUST OF THE STARS
FUTUREWORLD

1977
STAR WARS
ALLEGRO NON TROPPO
CAPRICORN ONE
CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND
END OF THE WORLD
POWERS OF TEN
DEMON SEED
THE INCREDIBLE MELTING MAN
THE ISLAND OF DR. MOREAU
THE PEOPLE THAT TIME FORGOT
DAMNATION ALLEY

1978
INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS
THE BOYS FROM BRAZIL
THE CAT FROM OUTER SPACE
THE STAR WARS HOLIDAY SPECIAL
SUPERMAN
LASERBLAST
STARCRASH
MASSAGE FROM SPACE

1979
STALKER
THE BLACK HOLE
ALIEN
BUCK ROGERS IN THE 25TH CENTURY
PILOT PYRX’S INQUEST
THE DEAD MOUNTAINEER HOTEL
QUINTET
WHITE HOLE
GALAXY EXPRESS 999
RAVAGERS
THE SHAPE OF THINGS TO COME
MAD MAX
STAR TREK: THE MOTION PICTURE
TIME AFTER TIME
SPACE BATTLESHIP YAMATO: THE NEW VOYAGE
STAR ODYSSEY

1980
STAR WARS: EPISODE V – THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK
CRAZY THUNDER ROAD
ALTERED STATES
SATURN 3
GOLEM
COSMOS
LATHE OF HEAVEN
BATTLE BEYOND THE STARS
SOMEWHERE IN TIME
FLASH GORDON
HUMANOIDS FROM THE DEEP
GALAXINA

1981
OUTLAND
GALAXY OF TERROR
HANDS UP!
MEMOIRS OF A SURVIVOR
SCANNERS
LA SOUPE AUX CHOUX
POSSESSION
LOOKER
MAD MAX 2: THE ROAD WARRIOR
THE INCREDIBLE SHRINKING WOMAN

1982
TRON
BLADE RUNNER
STAR TREK II: THE WRATH OF KHAN
LIQUID SKY
THE THING
DÜNYAYI KURTARAN ADAM
STAR WARS: EPISODE VI – RETURN OF THE JEDI
E.T.: THE EXTRA-TERRESTRIAL
TIME MASTERS
BURST CITY
2020 TEXAS GLADIATORS
FORBIDDEN WORLD

1983
THE DAY AFTER
STAR SUBURB
VIDEODROME
WARGAMES
THE RIGHT STUFF
2019: AFTER THE FALL OF NEW YORK
BRAINSTORM
SPACEHUNTER
BLUE THUNDER
TWILIGHT ZONE: THE MOVIE
THE DEADLY SPAWN
XTRO
STRANGE INVADERS

1984
REPO MAN
STARMAN
2010: THE YEAR WE MAKE CONTACT
SEXMISSION
DUNE
THE LAST STARFIGHTER
THE TERMINATOR
DECODER
KRULL
THREADS
THE TIME TRAVELLER
RUNAWAY
STAR TREK III: THE SEARCH FOR SPOCK
NAUSICAÄ OF THE VALLEY OF THE WIND
FORBRYDELSENS ELEMENT
NIGHT OF THE COMET
THE BROTHER FROM ANOTHER PLANET
C.H.U.D.
THE ADVENTURES OF BUCKAROO BANZAI ACROSS THE 8TH DIMENSION

1985
THE QUIET EARTH
BRAZIL
ANGEL’S EGG
O-BI, O-BA – THE END OF CIVILIZATION
EXPLORERS
BACK TO THE FUTURE
ENEMY MINE
LIFEFORCE
MORONS FROM OUTER SPACE
MAD MAX BEYOND THUNDERDOME
COCOON
THE STUFF
STARCHASER: THE LEGEND OF ORIN

1986
INVADERS FROM MARS
FROM BEYOND
KIN-DZA-DZA
FLIGHT OF THE NAVIGATOR
THE FLY
ALIENS
THE PHANTOM EMPIRE
GA-GA: GLORY TO THE HEROES
LETTERS FROM A DEAD MAN
ROBOT HOLOCAUST
SHORT CIRCUIT
CRITTERS
HOWARD THE DUCK
MAN FACING SOUTHEAST
NIGHT OF THE CREEPS
TERRORVISION 
CHOPPING MALL
SPACECAMP

1987
THE RUNNING MAN
MORNING PATROL
ROBOCOP
ROBOT CARNIVAL
SPACEBALLS
CHERRY 2000
*BATTERIES NOT INCLUDED
MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE
PREDATOR
ROYAL SPACE FORCE: THE WINGS OF HONNEAMISE 
GOROD ZERO
TIMESTALKERS
JAPON İŞİ

1988
ALIEN NATION
AKIRA
THE BLOB
THE DAYS OF ECLIPSE
ON THE SILVER GLOBE
THE MOUNTAIN PASS
SHORT CIRCUIT 2
APPLESEED
NOT OF THIS EARTH
GANDAHAR
KILLER KLOWNS FROM OUTER SPACE
MIRACLE MILE
CRITTERS 2
MY STEPMOTHER IS AN ALIEN
THE INCREDIBLE HULK RETURNS
PRIMAL RAGE

1989
THE ABYSS
BILL & TED’S EXCELLENT ADVENTURE
TETSUO, THE IRON MAN
METEO
A GRAND DAY OUT WITH WALLACE AND GROMIT
VISITOR OF A MUSEUM
HARD TO BE A GOD
FOR ALL MANKIND
ARENA
LEVIATHAN
CYBORG
THE TRIAL OF THE INCREDIBLE HULK
BRIDE OF RE-ANIMATOR
MOONTRAP

1990
HARDWARE
TOTAL RECALL
SHOCKING DARK
ROBOCOP 2
CLASS OF 1999
MASSEBA
THE DEATH OF THE INCREDIBLE HULK
ROBOT JOX
THE HANDMAID’S TALE
THE SALUTE OF THE JUGGER

1991
BILL & TED’S BOGUS JOURNEY
TERMINATOR 2: JUDGMENT DAY
UNTIL THE END OF THE WORLD
KAFKA
WEDLOCK
964 PINOCCHIO
DELICATESSEN
CRITTERS 3
CRITTERS 4

1992
TETSUO II: BODY HAMMER
ALIEN³
FLAMING EARS
SNEAKERS
FREEJACK
MEMOIRS OF AN INVISIBLE MAN
MINDWARP

1993
HALF WORLD
ROBOCOP 3
JURASSIC PARK
THE TOMMYKNOCKERS
ALIEN INTRUDER
DEMOLITION MAN
SUPER MARIO BROS.
FIRE IN THE SKY
MATINEE

1994
TIMECOP
STAR TREK: GENERATIONS
S.O.S. EXTRATERRESTRIA

1995
JUDGE DREDD
12 MONKEYS
JOHNNY MNEMONIC
GHOST IN THE SHELL
STRANGE DAYS
WATERWORLD
SPECIMEN
THE CITY OF LOST CHILDREN
THE SECOND COMING
APOLLO 13
VIRTUOSITY
NEON GENESIS EVANGELION: DEATH AND REBIRTH
MACROSS PLUS
SPECIES
SCREAMERS
HACKERS
MORTAL KOMBAT
THE LANGOLIERS
VILLAGE OF THE DAMNED
MEMORIES

1996
MOEBIUS
INDEPENDENCE DAY
ALIEN TERMINATOR
STAR TREK: FIRST CONTACT
TYKHO MOON
RUBBER’S LOVER
ADRENALIN: FEAR THE RUSH
THE ARRIVAL
MYSTERY SCIENCE THEATER 3000: THE MOVIE
THE NUTTY PROFESSOR
THE ISLAND OF DR. MOREAU

1997
EVENT HORIZON
GATTACA
CUBE
THE FIFTH ELEMENT
CONTACT
ALIEN: RESURRECTION
MEN IN BLACK
THE STICKY FINGERS OF TIME
THE POSTMAN
ZONE 39
NEON GENESIS EVANGELION: END OF EVANGELION
AN AMBIGUOUS REPORT ABOUT THE END OF THE WORLD
NOISEMAN SOUND INSECT
STARSHIP TROOPERS
MORTAL KOMBAT: ANNIHILATION
DARK PLANET
NOWHERE
ROCKETMAN
FLUBBER

1998
PI
DARK CITY
THE TRUMAN SHOW
SPHERE
ARMAGEDDON
NEW ROSE HOTEL
DEEP IMPACT
PHANTASM IV: OBLIVION
COWBOY BEBOP (TV SERIES)
THE AVENGERS

1999
STAR WARS: EPISODE I – THE PHANTOM MENACE
GALAXY QUEST
THE MATRIX
EXISTENZ
THE THIRTEENTH FLOOR
DÉJÀ VU
THE IRON GIANT
THE ATTACK OF THE GIANT MOUSSAKA
ALL IS FULL OF LOVE
THE ASTRONAUT’S WIFE
WING COMMANDER
BICENTENNIAL MAN
WEBMASTER
IN THE DEAD OF SPACE

2000
RED PLANET
FREQUENCY
MISSION TO MARS
BATTLE ROYALE
POSSIBLE WORLDS
GODZILLA VS. MEGAGUIRUS
X-MEN
PITCH BLACK
ESCAFLOWNE: THE MOVIE
BATTLEFIELD EARTH: A SAGA OF THE YEAR 3000
THE 6TH DAY
THE CELL
HAPPY ACCIDENTS
HOLLOW MAN
SPACE COWBOYS
SUPERNOVA
TITAN A.E.
WHAT PLANET ARE YOU FROM?
XCHANGE
MALICE@DOLL
THE NUTTY PROFESSOR II: THE KLUMPS

2001
THOMAS IN LOVE
COWBOY BEBOP: THE MOVIE
A.I. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
FLCL
AVALON
PLANET OF THE APES
THE AMERICAN ASTRONAUT
DONNIE DARKO
VANILLA SKY
GHOSTS OF MARS
IMPOSTOR
THE DAY OF THE TRIFFIDS
THE LOST SKELETON OF CADAVRA

2002
STAR WARS: EPISODE II – ATTACK OF THE CLONES
CUBE 2: HYPERCUBE
MINORITY REPORT
EQUILIBRIUM
CYPHER
SIGNS
THE TIME MACHINE
MEN IN BLACK II
THE MILKY SCAB
LOW-FLYING AIRCRAFT
RESIDENT EVIL
ROLLERBALL
2009 LOST MEMORIES
TEKNOLUST
RESURRECTION OF THE LITTLE MATCH GIRL


2003
CODE 46
THE MATRIX RELOADED
TERMINATOR 3: RISE OF THE MACHINES
NATURAL CITY
X2: X-MEN UNITED
THE ELEGANT UNIVERSE
VOICES OF A DISTANT STAR
TETRA VAL
THE LEAGUE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENTLEMEN
TRAVA: FIST PLANET
TAMALA 2010
RED COCKROACHES
DREAMCATCHER
IT’S ALL ABOUT LOVE
KONTROLL
HULK
ALIEN HUNTER
SAVE THE GREEN PLANET!

2004
I, ROBOT
ETERNAL SUNSHINE OF THE SPOTLESS MIND
THE MATRIX REVOLUTIONS
THE FINAL CUT
PRIMER
ROTTWEILER
FAQ: FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
STAR APPEAL
NUMB
CASSHERN
SKY CAPTAIN AND THE WORLD OF TOMORROW
RESIDENT EVIL: APOCALYPSE
STEAMBOY
IMMORTAL
BACKLASH: OBLIVION 2

2005
STAR WARS: EPISODE III – REVENGE OF THE SITH
THE HITCHHIKER’S GUIDE TO THE GALAXY
AEON FLUX
SERENITY
THE ISLAND
THE BLOODIEST
THE WILD BLUE YONDER
PUZZLEHEAD
ALLEGRO
STAR WRECK: IN THE PIRKINNING
DUST
THE MYSTERIOUS GEOGRAPHIC EXPLORATIONS OF JASPER MORELLO
DOOM
ALIVE IN JOBURG
ZATHURA

2006
THE GIRL WHO LEAPT THROUGH TIME
IDIOCRACY
THE PRESTIGE
CHILDREN OF MEN
A SCANNER DARKLY
ULTRAVIOLET
THE FOUNTAIN
THE BOTHERSOME MAN
RENAISSANCE
THE UGLY SWANS
977
X-MEN: THE LAST STAND
THE SEA OF PERDITION
SUPERMAN RETURNS
THE HOST
SOUTHLAND TALES
TEKKONKINKREET
THE ASTRONAUT FARMER
TEMPBOT
ADICOLOR YELLOW

2007
TIMECRIMES
I AM LEGEND
NEXT
THE MIST
THE NINES
THE INVASION
SUNSHINE
THE MAN FROM EARTH
LA ANTENA
OBSERVANDO EL CIELO
SUNDAY
VEXILLE
ENERGIE!
EDEN LOG
RESIDENT EVIL: EXTINCTION
THE LAST SENTINEL
SHOWDOWN AT AREA 51
THE SIGNAL
THE SPERM

2008
STAR WARS: THE CLONE WARS
THE ANDROMEDA STRAIN
THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL
REPO! THE GENETIC OPERA
THE HAPPENING
DANTE 01
JUMPER
TOKYO GORE POLICE
SLEEP DEALER
QUARANTINE
ATTACK OF THE ROBOTS FROM NEBULA-5
WALL•E
THE INCREDIBLE HULK
CLOVERFIELD
THE SKY CRAWLERS
DR. HORRIBLE’S SING-ALONG BLOG
THE CLONE RETURNS HOME
BABYLON A.D.
DEAD SPACE: DOWNFALL
FRANKLYN
RESIDENT EVIL: DEGENERATION
THE NUTTY PROFESSOR
OUTLANDER
WAR GAMES: THE DEAD CODE
CHRISTMAS ON MARS
RESIKLO

2009
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT TIME TRAVEL
STAR TREK
DISTRICT 9
SPLICE
TETSUO: THE BULLET MAN
ALIEN TRESPASS
THE FOURTH KIND
THE BOX
MR. NOBODY
PANDORUM
AVATAR
SURROGATES
2012
ASTRO BOY
GAMER
MOON
TERMINATOR SALVATION
X-MEN ORIGINS: WOLVERINE
ASCENSION
USER’S MANUAL
METROPIA
CARGO
PUSH
KNOWING
UNIVERSAL SOLDIER: REGENERATION
SPACE BATTLESHIP YAMATO: RESURRECTION
GROWTH
G.I. JOE: THE RISE OF COBRA
TRANSFORMERS: REVENGE OF THE FALLEN
MONSTERS VS. ALIENS
THE TIME TRAVELER’S WIFE
WATCHMEN
INK
ROBOGEISHA
ASSAULT GIRLS
THE ROAD
DOGTOOTH
2012: SUPERNOVA
9
DAYBREAKERS
GREEN LANTERN: FIRST FLIGHT
HULK VS THOR
PLANET HULK
HULK VS.
SUPERMAN/BATMAN: PUBLIC ENEMIES
TECHNOTISE: EDIT & I 
HARDWIRED
CARRIERS

2010
ACTION REPLAYY
ALIEN VS. NINJA
ARCTIC BLAST
IRON MAN 2
THE COMING DAYS
MUTANT GIRLS SQUAD
PREDATORS
RESIDENT EVIL: AFTERLIFE
SKYLINE
MONSTERS
HOT TUB TIME MACHINE
INCEPTION
HUNTER PREY
REPO MEN
TRON: LEGACY
RADIO FREE ALBEMUTH
WOMB
THE PRODIGIES
PHASE 7
ROBOT
ALTITUDE
MEGAMIND
MARS
NEVER LET ME GO
SPACE BATTLESHIP YAMATO
JUSTICE LEAGUE: CRISIS ON TWO EARTHS
ZENITH
A BETTER WORLD
CITY UNDER SIEGE
CHUN SING GAI BEI
TRAILER
ROMAN’S CIRCUIT


2011
PAUL
GREEN LANTERN
GANTZ
I AM NUMBER FOUR
COWBOYS & ALIENS
BATTLE: LOS ANGELES
REAL STEEL
ATTACK THE BLOCK
SOURCE CODE
SUPER 8
THE ADJUSTMENT BUREAU
RISE OF THE PLANET OF THE APES
LIMITLESS
X-MEN: FIRST CLASS
THE THING
TRANSFORMERS: DARK OF THE MOON
QUARANTINE 2: TERMINAL
MELANCHOLIA
MARS NEEDS MOMS
HELL
GENERATION P
EXTRATERRESTRIAL
EVA
THE DARKEST HOUR
CONTAGION
CAPTAIN AMERICA: THE FIRST AVENGER
ATLAS SHRUGGED: PART I
APOLLO 18
CODEPENDENT LESBIAN SPACE ALIEN SEEKS SAME
ANOTHER EARTH
THE DIVIDE
BATTLE OF LOS ANGELES 
JOHN CARTER
LOVE
4:44 LAST DAY ON EARTH
BEYOND THE BLACK RAINBOW
COSMIC MAN
DEAD SPACE: AFTERMATH
PRIEST
GREEN LANTERN: EMERALD KNIGHTS
ALL-STAR SUPERMAN
ROBOTROPOLIS
IN TIME

2012  
PROMETHEUS
THE AVENGERS
THE HUNGER GAMES
BATTLESHIP
MEN IN BLACK III
THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN
IRON SKY
EXTRACTED
TOTAL RECALL
LOCKOUT
LOOPER
GRAVITY
RESIDENT EVIL: RETRIBUTION
CLOUD ATLAS
ANTIVIRAL
STORAGE 24
DREDD
THE BAY
SAFETY NOT GUARANTEED
VANISHING WAVES
BRANDED
SEEKING A FRIEND FOR THE END OF THE WORLD
THE WATCH
DOOMSDAY BOOK
TAI CHI ZERO
TAI CHI HERO

2013  
G.I. JOE 2: RETALIATION
AFTER EARTH
PACIFIC RIM
ELYSIUM 
ROBOT AND FRANK
MAN OF STEEL
THE WOLVERINE
UPSTREAM COLOR
STAR TREK: BILINMEZE DOGRU
OBLIVION
SNOWPIERCER
IRON MAN 3
THE COLONY
RIDDICK
THE WORLD’S END
EUROPA REPORT
ABOUT TIME
THE PURGE
HER
THE CONGRESS
COHERENCE
THE ZERO THEOREM
UNDER THE SKIN
ALMOST HUMAN
ANGRY VIDEO GAME NERD: THE MOVIE
HARD TO BE A GOD
FREQUENCIES
V/H/S 2

2014
INTERSTELLAR
PREDESTINATION
LEFT BEHIND
EDGE OF TOMORROW
BIG HERO 6
THE SIGNAL
X MEN: DAYS OF FUTURE PAST
CAPTAIN AMERICA: THE WINTER SOLDIER
DAWN OF THE PLANET OF THE APES
DIVERGENT
GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY
TRANSCENDENCE
THE MAZE RUNNER
TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES
THE GIVER
JUPITER ASCENDING
EARTH TO ECHO
ROBOCOP
THE HUNGER GAMES: MOCKINGJAY PART 1
TRANSFORMERS: AGE OF EXTINCTION
LUCY
I ORIGINS
YOUNG ONES
BANG BANG BABY
ICEMAN
COOTIES
MONSTERS: DARK CONTINENT
IN YOUR EYES
SPACE STATION 76
MR. PEABODY & SHERMAN 
AUTOMATA
GODZILLA
I, FRANKENSTEIN
THE PHOENIX PROJECT
2030
ROBOT OVERLORDS
THE ONE I LOVE

2015
INSURGENT
STAR WARS: EPISODE VII
AVENGERS: AGE OF ULTRON
JURASSIC WORLD
ANT-MAN
ASSASSIN’S CREED
TOMORROWLAND
TERMINATOR GENISYS
MAD MAX: FURY ROAD
EX MACHINA
PROJECT ALMANAC
THE MARTIAN
HIGH-RISE
Z FOR ZACHARIAH
THE LOBSTER
HOT TUB TIME MACHINE 2
MIDNIGHT SPECIAL
CHAPPIE
EQUALS
SAN ANDREAS
TURBO KID
ADVANTAGEOUS
PIXELS
ABSOLUTELY ANYTHING 
THE FANTASTIC FOUR
STAR WARS: EPISODE VII – THE FORCE AWAKENS
THE WHİSPERING STAR
ER IST WIEDER DA
CAPSULE
PARALLELS
INTO THE FOREST
ANDRÒN: THE BLACK LABYRINTH
TERMINUS
SOUTHBOUND
400 DAYS
SYNCHRONICITY
LAZER TEAM
MEN & CHICKEN
BRAND NEW-U
HARDCORE HENRY
APRIL AND THE EXTRAORDINARY WORLD

2016
BATMAN V SUPERMAN: DAWN OF JUSTICE
THE 5TH WAVE
CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR
PASSENGERS
ARRIVAL
ARQ
X-MEN: APOCALYPSE
ROGUE ONE: A STAR WARS STORY
STAR TREK BEYOND
INDEPENDENCE DAY: RESURGENCE
10 CLOVERFIELD LANE
KILL COMMAND
THE SPACE BETWEEN US
APPROACHING THE UNKNOWN
WEAPONIZED
ZOOMBIES
THE CALL UP
HOT BOT
MAX STEEL
THE BAD BATCH
COLOSSAL

2017
GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY VOL. 2
GOD PARTICLE
VALERIAN AND THE CITY OF A THOUSAND PLANETS
GHOST IN THE SHELL
THE DIVERGENT SERIES: ASCENDANT
OKJA
STAR WARS: EPISODE VII
WAR FOR THE PLANET OF THE APES
ALIEN: COVENANT
LIFE
SINGULARITY
ANNIHILATION
BLADE RUNNER 2049
THE DARK TOWER
GEOSTORM
KONG: SKULL ISLAND

I Love Scİ-Fİ

Alright so you’ve got a fat sack of green, shrooms, acid, or maybe even a nice, tall bottle of alcohol (or maybe all of them)?  Now of course, the first thing you will (or should) do after taking your substance of choice is mingling with other folks, laughing uncontrollably, doing keg stands, high fiving, acting a fool outside, etc.  But after a few hours, when things start to die down everyone wants to chill for a bit while still enjoying their buzz.  Your first option would be to throw on some music, which is always a good choice.  But sometimes you want to throw on a film to amaze all of the spectators who are tripping balls.  So what do you throw on?  Follow this list and you will have no problems keeping the good times rolling for you and your amigos

<img src="http://www.nachtkabarett.com/ihvh/img/alejandro_jodorowsky_holy_mountain_black_alchemist_fusion.jpg" alt="" />
Alright so you&#8217;ve got a fat sack of green, shrooms, acid, or maybe even a nice, tall bottle of alcohol (or maybe all of them)? Now of course, the first thing you will (or should) do after taking your substance of choice is mingling with other folks, laughing uncontrollably, doing keg stands, high fiving, acting a fool outside, etc. But after a few hours, when things start to die down everyone wants to chill for a bit while still enjoying their buzz. Your first option would be to throw on some music, which is always a good choice. But sometimes you want to throw on a film to amaze all of the spectators who are tripping balls. So what do you throw on? Follow this list and you will have no problems keeping the good times rolling for you and your amigos

Movies to trip/smoke/drink to!

melancholic, hesitant, contemplative, sometimes ironic.
sad characters, characters at crossroads.

melancholic, hesitant, contemplative, sometimes ironic. 
sad characters, characters at crossroads.

melancholy

Films Directed By Women

A film that displays feminist philosophy and shows action through a female(s) point of view, often discussing political, economical and cultural oppression of women in society. Stemming from literary and film theory, it also describes non-traditional methods for reading, understanding, and evaluating films from the viewpoint of how they portray women. Unlike most genres, which arise formally out of successfully repeated conventions and formulas, feminist filmmaking is defined ideologically. These films often point out the necessity to reconsider film history, its existing stereotypes and formulas — and along with it, women’s roles in both cinematic narratives and society — through subversion and re-definition. Some films acknowledge the typical sexual objectification, weakness and stock images (the good mother, the vamp, the fallen woman, the waif) assigned to women characters as a way to unbury long-accepted norms. Others favor eliminating these constructed roles altogether by presenting strong, independent women transcending inherited definitions, while some more controversial features (to subvert the genre) substitute women into roles historically reserved for men.




A Question of Silence, by Marleen Gorris – 1982




Marianne and Julianne, by Margarethe Von Trotta – 1981

  


Heart and Guts, by Ana Carolina – 1982




“A feminist film should challenge some kind of pre-set normative structure, it should include some sort of intersectional analysis about race, class, sexualities, gender, religion, etc., it should also include a critique of the power structures holding those categories in place, it should challenge the naming of categories, and putting people into a box that they do not fit in. A feminist film does not need to be made by a woman, but needs to include all of the above things.”
-Anna Feuerhelm, Feminist Film Studies, 2007

A film that displays feminist philosophy and shows action through a female(s) point of view, often discussing political, economical and cultural oppression of women in society. Stemming from literary and film theory, it also describes non-traditional methods for reading, understanding, and evaluating films from the viewpoint of how they portray women. Unlike most genres, which arise formally out of successfully repeated conventions and formulas, feminist filmmaking is defined ideologically. These films often point out the necessity to reconsider film history, its existing stereotypes and formulas &#8212; and along with it, women&#8217;s roles in both cinematic narratives and society &#8212; through subversion and re-definition. Some films acknowledge the typical sexual objectification, weakness and stock images (the good mother, the vamp, the fallen woman, the waif) assigned to women characters as a way to unbury long-accepted norms. Others favor eliminating these constructed roles altogether by presenting strong, independent women transcending inherited definitions, while some more controversial features (to subvert the genre) substitute women into roles historically reserved for men.
A Question of Silence, by Marleen Gorris &#8211; 1982
Marianne and Julianne, by Margarethe Von Trotta &#8211; 1981

Heart and Guts, by Ana Carolina &#8211; 1982
&#8220;A feminist film should challenge some kind of pre-set normative structure, it should include some sort of intersectional analysis about race, class, sexualities, gender, religion, etc., it should also include a critique of the power structures holding those categories in place, it should challenge the naming of categories, and putting people into a box that they do not fit in. A feminist film does not need to be made by a woman, but needs to include all of the above things.&#8221; 
-Anna Feuerhelm, Feminist Film Studies, 2007

Feminist CINEMA

IN TIERS, AN ELITE GROUP FIRST, IN YEAR ORDER. As well as shorts under 1/2 hour I’m counting some featurettes like A Day in the Country, My Childhood, The Postmaster, The Hand (Wong), The Last Day of Summer and a few episodes of Dekalog. 

 please note: *11.9.01 film is included on the list below for Loach’s contribution.

IN TIERS, AN ELITE GROUP FIRST, IN YEAR ORDER. As well as shorts under 1/2 hour I&#8217;m counting some featurettes like A Day in the Country, My Childhood, The Postmaster, The Hand (Wong), The Last Day of Summer and a few episodes of Dekalog.
please note: *11.9.01 film is included on the list below for Loach&#8217;s contribution.

ESSENTIAL SHORT FILMS & FEATURETTES

A collection of films that paint with light, color, dimension, and camera movement.  No order.  
Some of these films may stand out only by way of the brush.

This will be an ever growing list of films.

A collection of films that paint with light, color, dimension, and camera movement. No order. 
Some of these films may stand out only by way of the brush.
This will be an ever growing list of films.

FİLM VERİTABANI

FİLM VERİTABANI