Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Inland Empire List

  • Mulholland Drive - Both films explore the subconscious and feature nonlinear narratives.
  • Eraserhead - David Lynch's surrealistic storytelling and nightmarish visuals are reminiscent of Inland Empire.
  • Lost Highway - Another Lynch film that delves into identity and reality with a fragmented narrative.
  • Blue Velvet - Explores dark themes and hidden truths beneath the surface of suburban life.
  • The Fountain - Explores themes of love, time, and existence in a non-linear fashion.
  • Synecdoche, New York - Features a complex narrative and meta-commentary on life and art.
  • Mother! - Both films are psychological thrillers that tackle themes of identity and reality.
  • Jacob's Ladder - Explores psychological horror and perception, with a dreamlike quality.
  • Persona - Explores themes of identity and reality through a surreal lens.
  • Dark City - Focuses on identity and reality with a noir aesthetic.
  • The Dreamers - Explores complex relationships and reality within a dream-like setting.
  • The Cell - Visually striking with a focus on subconscious exploration.
  • Antichrist - Features disturbing content and themes of surrealism and nature.
  • Enter the Void - Explores themes of life, death, and the psychedelic experience in a nonlinear way.
  • Brazil - A surreal take on bureaucracy and reality with dark humor.
  • Coherence - Explores alternate realities and relationships in a surreal context.
  • The Lobster - A surreal exploration of relationships in a dystopian setting.
  • A Serious Man - Explores existential themes through absurdity and dark humor.
  • Waking Life - A philosophical exploration of dreams and consciousness.
  • The Killing of a Sacred Deer - A surreal narrative involving morality and the uncanny.
  • The Holy Mountain - Directed by Alejandro Jodorowsky, it's rich in symbolism and surreal imagery.
  • 120 Beats Per Minute - Delves into themes of life and mortality within a unique narrative structure.
  • Enemy - Explores duality and identity through surreal storytelling.
  • David Lynch: The Art Life - A documentary that delves into Lynch's life and creative process, echoing themes from Inland Empire.
  • The Master - Explores complex relationships and psychological themes in an unconventional narrative.
  • The Holy Ghost People - Features exploration of faith through a surreal lens, akin to Inland Empire's style.
  • Mandy - A dreamlike narrative with surreal visual storytelling.
  • Annihilation - Explores identity, reality, and transformation within a visually striking narrative.
  • Naked Lunch - Surreal storytelling intertwined with themes of addiction and reality.
  • Her - Explores themes of identity, consciousness, and relationships in a unique narrative form.
  • The Nines - Interweaves three interconnected stories exploring identity and existence.
  • Solaris - Mixes science fiction with psychological exploration and themes of memory.
  • Under the Skin - Explores themes of identity and alienation through a surreal and haunting narrative.
  • Donnie Darko - Explores reality and time travel with surreal elements.
  • Memento - Nonlinear narrative that explores memory and identity in a psychological context.
  • Tideland - Features a surreal narrative that delves into the imagination and dark themes.
  • The Others - Explores themes of reality, perception, and horror in a psychological thriller.
  • Russian Doll - TV series that combines dark comedy and time looping to explore existential themes.
  • The Leftovers - Explores themes of loss, identity, and the surreal in a haunting narrative.
  • Legion - Delves into mental health and perception with surrealistic storytelling.
  • Dark - A mind-bending exploration of time, identity, and human connection.
  • The OA - Blends reality and the surreal with themes of consciousness and identity.

Last updated: 2024-09-24 00:32:08

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