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The Man Who Sleeps 1974
Wow. A haunting exploration of alienation, narrated through the life of a young man who, disenchanted with society, decides to retreat into a life of indifference. It perfectly captures the absurdity of human existence, where every action is both meaningless and significant at once.
This parallels everyone’s feelings of futility in self-discovery and choice. Just as the protagonist builds and breaks his self-imposed isolation, we often find ourselves endlessly constructing meanings around choices, only to have them dissolve back into…
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Céline and Julie Go Boating 1974
This film crawled inside my head and stayed there. It seems a way of looking at the world I hadn’t realized I ascribed to is captured in 193 minutes .
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Alphaville 1965
If Humphrey Bogart stumbled into an episode of The Twilight Zone, with a touch of existential dread thrown in for good measure.
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Mulholland Drive 2001
I watched this with mind, body and soul in unison twice in one week, either because I have a lot of pen up energy or because it’s one of the most interesting, thematically-rich, cerebrally-challenging, yet still emotional and visceral movies ever made. idk.
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