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Daisies

Ups-a daisy… downs-a-daisy… turned-ons-a-daisy.

Released PG 76 min 7.2/10 Votes: 15720

Two teenage girls embark on a series of destructive pranks in which they consume and destroy the world around them.

Type:

Movie

Socials:

Genre:

Comedy

Subgenres:

Coming-of-Age, Dark Comedy, Satire, Screwball Comedy, Slapstick, Teen Comedy

Release:

1966-12-30

Year:

2025

Country:

Czechoslovakia

Language:

Czech

Companies:

Filmové studio Barrandov

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The Umbrellas of Cherbourg - A musical with vibrant colors and emotional depth, pushing the boundaries of traditional narrative.
Peeping Tom - A controversial film that examines voyeurism and the nature of filmmaking, akin to New Wave's thematic explorations.
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Persona - Examines identity and psychological turmoil between two women.
The Last House on the Left - Portrays brutal revenge and the darkness of human nature.
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The Grapes of Wrath - Both explore family and loss during tumultuous times.
The Wind Rises - Both depict personal stories against a backdrop of historical events.
Spirited Away - Both feature themes of war's impact on family and children.
Grave of the Fireflies - Focus on the effects of war on civilians, particularly children.
A River Runs Through It - Explores family relationships and the passage of time.
The Color Purple - Examines familial bonds and hardships over time.
Life is Beautiful - Blends humor and tragedy in the context of war.
Wings of Desire - Explores human emotions and connections in a unique narrative style.
My Neighbor Totoro - Portrays childhood innocence amid difficult circumstances.
Come and See - An intense exploration of war's impact on a young person.
The Road - Post-apocalyptic journey reflecting on loss and survival.
The Boy in the Striped Pajamas - A child's perspective on the effects of war.
The Piano - Explores themes of communication, connection, and isolation.
Atonement - Details the impact of war on relationships over time.
The Last Samurai - Combines cultural themes with personal struggles in the context of conflict.
The Thin Red Line - War film deeply examining human emotion and survival.
The Secret World of Arrietty - Focus on family bonds and struggles in a different world.
In This Corner of the World - Depicts life during wartime and its impact on daily life.
The Remains of the Day - Explores regret and the passage of time in relationships.
Bird Box - A survival story that highlights human relationships in crises.
Sweet Bean - Cultural exploration through the lens of personal relationships.
Norwegian Wood - Examines love and loss during a turbulent period.
The Flowers of War - Explores the impact of war on innocent lives.
The Boy and the Beast - Themes of connection and personal growth within a fantastical context.
Boyhood - Chronicles growth and familial relationships over time.
Head-On - Explores deep emotional connections and struggles.
Wild Strawberries - Character reflection on life choices and family.
Daisies - Cinematic exploration of absurdity and youth during a troubled era.
Tokyo Story - Explores family ties and generational conflict.
A Quiet Place - Focuses on family survival in a restrictive environment.
Fallen Angels - Interweaves different characters’ emotional struggles in urban settings.
The Sandlot - Nostalgic look at childhood and the bonds developed during youth.
The Great Beauty - Reflection on life and personal experiences in an artistic way.
Samsara - Visually captivating exploration of life across cultures and history.
Yesterday - Exploration of grief and legacy through music.
Miss Hokusai - Explores the life of an artist and connections with family.
Waltz With Bashir - Animated exploration of memory and trauma in war.
All About My Mother - Themes of family, loss, and emotional connections.
Dances with Wolves - A story of connection and understanding across cultures during conflict.
Room - Explores bond and growth in isolation and confinement.
The Pursuit of Happyness - Focus on a father's struggle and hope in tough times.

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The Great Rock 'n' Roll Swindle - Similar surreal narrative and punk rock themes.
The Holy Mountain - Surrealism and absurdity in storytelling.
Pink Flamingos - Provocative and unconventional style.
A Clockwork Orange - Dark comedic elements and social commentary.
Withnail & I - Cult classic with dark humor and a rebellious spirit.
Trainspotting - Explores themes of hedonism and rebellion.
The ER - Innovative and alternative takes on healthcare society.
The Big Lebowski - Offbeat humor and a mix of crime and comedy.
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas - Explores madness and a chaotic lifestyle.
The Clockwork Girl - Animated dark fantasy with themes of rebellion.
Requiem for a Dream - Explores addiction and surreal experiences.
American Psycho - Dark satire on consumer culture and nihilism.
Natural Born Killers - Satirical take on media and violence.
Bob and Carol and Ted and Alice - Explorations of sexuality and open relationships.
The Last House on the Left - Mix of horror, dark themes, and societal critique.
Harold and Maude - Quirky and unconventional love story.
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels - Crime comedy with a British twist.
The Graduate - Explores themes of alienation in society.
Daisies - Avant-garde film with surreal themes.
Eraserhead - Surreal atmosphere and uncomfortable themes.
Naked Lunch - Surreal narrative based on the life of writer William S. Burroughs.
The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou - Quirky storytelling and unique characters.
Brazil - Dystopian society and dark humor.
Donnie Darko - Cult classic with themes of surrealism and existentialism.
Chatterbox - Incorporates absurdity and taboo humor.
Festival - Explores the chaos and passion of art and performance.
Catch-22 - Satirical portrayal of war and bureaucracy.
Dog Day Afternoon - Crime drama with a surreal twist on reality.
Bringing Up Baby - Classic screwball comedy with absurd situations.
The Royal Tenenbaums - Eccentric family dynamics and dark humor.
American Beauty - Explores themes of suburban malaise and existential crisis.
Thoroughbreds - Darkly comedic exploration of friendship and manipulation.
Man Bites Dog - Mockumentary style that explores violence and absurdity.
Wild at Heart - Surreal road trip movie with eccentric characters.
The Lobster - Dark comedy exploring relationships in absurd settings.
The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover - Challenging themes and strong visual storytelling.
Waking Life - Philosophical and surreal exploration of dreams and reality.
A Serious Man - Explores existential themes through dark humor.
The Cable Guy - Satire of loneliness and modern society's absurdities.
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Surreal exploration of love and memory.
The Virgin Suicides - Explores teenage angst and the surreal aspects of adolescence.
The Killing of America - Documentary with disturbing examination of violence in America.
A Scanner Darkly - Animation and surreal narrative exploring drug culture.