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Fitzcarraldo

Fitzcarraldo

Dare to dream the impossible.

Released PG 157 min 8/10 Votes: 39176
Fitzcarraldo is a dreamer who plans to build an opera house in Iquitos, in the Peruvian Amazon, so, in order to finance his project, he embarks on an epic adventure to collect rubber, a very profitable product, in a remote and unexplored region of the rainforest.
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  • A Single Man - Explores loneliness and existential crisis in a seemingly perfect life.
  • The Steps - Family conflict and dynamics taken to heart in a comedic setting.
  • Ordinary People - Explores family grief and the struggles to reconnect after tragedy.
  • Unfaithful - Details infidelity and its impact on family life and relationships.
  • The Hours - Intertwines the lives of several women dealing with depression and existential thoughts.
  • Fitzcarraldo - Explores obsession and the extremes people go to fulfill their dreams.
  • Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Examines love, memory, and the complexities of relationships.
  • House of Sand and Fog - Focuses on personal turmoil and its repercussions on interpersonal relationships.
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  • Blue Velvet - A dark exploration of suburban life that uncovers its hidden evils.
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  • Me and You and Everyone We Know - A unique take on connecting with others amidst personal struggles.
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  • Wild Reeds - Explores teenage emotions and societal expectations in a transformative time.
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  • Irreversible - A disturbing examination of relationships and the impact of trauma.
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  • The Other Woman - Tackles themes of infidelity and the complexities of relationships.
  • Boyhood - A unique look at growing up and family relationships over a long period.
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  • A River Runs Through It - Focuses on family relationships and the passing of time amid life's changing currents.
  • The Sweet Hereafter - A haunting look at loss and community in the aftermath of tragedy.
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Last updated: 2024-09-24 00:32:12

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Last updated: 2024-09-23 22:49:43

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  • The Kingdom - A visually stylized narrative tackling existential themes in a surreal manner.
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  • The Seventh Voyage of Sinbad - An early example of fantasy that uses visual storytelling akin to Tarkovsky's tactile approach.
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  • Blue is the Warmest Color - A visually rich and emotionally intense exploration of love and personal evolution.
  • The Last Emperor - A biographical epic that spans cultures, history, and the fragility of power.
  • Close-Up - A compelling exploration of identity and truth through the lens of a real-life incident.
  • The Great Beauty - A profound exploration of art, beauty, and existential reflection set in modern Rome.
  • Paris, Texas - A poignant journey through loss and reconciliation in a striking landscape.
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  • On Dangerous Ground - A visually expressive and morally complex narrative of a cop grappling with justice.

Last updated: 2024-09-23 22:49:43

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  • The Island of Dr. Moreau - The original adaptation of H.G. Wells' story that sparked the doomed 1996 film.
  • The Disaster Artist - A comedic look at the making of one of the worst films ever made, similar in its exploration of behind-the-scenes chaos.
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  • Fitzcarraldo - The film that inspired the documentary 'Burden of Dreams' and shares themes of obsession in filmmaking.
  • Tropical Malady - Explores human-animal interactions and features a surreal narrative fitting for fans of complex storytelling.
  • Annihilation - Similar themes of transformation and the unknown with a disorienting narrative style.
  • The Fly - A story of transformation and madness similar to the themes explored in Moreau's creations.
  • Altered States - Involves experiments on consciousness and identity, similar thematically to 'Island of Dr. Moreau.'
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  • Eraserhead - Surreal and nightmarish themes that resonate with the more bizarre aspects of Stanley's style.
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  • The Lighthouse - Explores madness, isolation, and strange transformations, reminiscent of Moreau's creatures.
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  • A Clockwork Orange - Explores themes of human nature and transformation through controversial methods.
  • The Prestige - Features obsession and sacrifice in the pursuit of artistry, paralleling Stanley's journey.
  • The Shape of Water - Explores unconventional relationships between humans and creatures, similar to Moreau's hybrids.
  • The Cell - Combines psychological aspects and surreal visuals, echoing the strange worlds created in Moreau.
  • Mandy - Features surreal visuals and a narrative driven by themes of revenge and madness.
  • Black Swan - Explores the descent into madness driven by ambition, parallel to Stanley’s experiences.
  • The Wicker Man - Merges horror and exploration of cults, with themes of human experiments in the name of belief.
  • The Machinist - Focuses on identity and psychological unraveling akin to Moreau's thematic depth.
  • The Killing of a Sacred Deer - Explores themes of sacrifice and surrealism, sharing elements of dark storytelling.
  • Hereditary - Involves psychological horror and themes of inherited trauma, akin to Moreau's horrific creations.
  • Prometheus - Delves into creation, experiments, and existentialism, similar in thematic exploration.
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  • Life of Pi - Explores survival and the human-animal bond in a surreal context.
  • The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari - A classic exploring themes of madness and control, linking to the psychological horror of Moreau.
  • The Others - Delves into psychological horror, isolation, and the unknown aspects of humanity.
  • Bird Box - Focuses on survival and the fear of the unknown, echoing the tension of Stanley's work.
  • Antichrist - Offers a surreal exploration of grief and madness with intense visuals, similar to thematic struggles.
  • Enemy - Features themes of identity and psychological turmoil, linking back to the confusion in Moreau.
  • The Evil Dead - Involves grotesque transformations and horror aspects that resonate with the film’s darker themes.
  • Get Out - Explores themes of identity and the grotesque in a thought-provoking horror narrative.

Last updated: 2024-09-30 17:42:39

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  • Sorcerer - A remake of The Wages of Fear with a similar premise of transporting dangerous cargo.
  • The Bridge on the River Kwai - Features characters in high-stakes situations in a wartime setting.
  • Duel - Involves a tense, suspenseful pursuit on the road.
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  • No Country for Old Men - A relentless pursuit with high stakes and moral ambiguity.
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  • Fitzcarraldo - A man obsessed with moving a large boat over a mountain, highlighting the struggle against nature.
  • Breakdown - A thriller involving a desperate situation on the road.
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  • The Treasure of the Sierra Madre - Explores greed and survival in an unforgiving environment.
  • Hell or High Water - A tense narrative about desperation and the consequences of choices.
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  • The Road - A survival story in a bleak and dangerous world.
  • A Perfect Murder - Involves betrayal and a meticulously planned crime.
  • The Terminal - A suspenseful story about a man trapped in a disastrous circumstance.
  • The Great Escape - A tense drama about escaping from captivity with high stakes.
  • Touching the Void - A real-life survival story against nature's odds.
  • The Road Warrior - Post-apocalyptic tension and survival, with a focus on transport.
  • Speed - High-stakes action involving a vehicle and life-or-death scenarios.
  • The Grey - Survival against overwhelming natural forces with intense human drama.
  • A Perfect World - Tense dynamics between captors and their hostage, with moral dilemmas.
  • Snowpiercer - Set in dire circumstances with limited options, exploring human dynamics.
  • The Chase - Involves tension and a man on the run in a desperate situation.
  • The Name of the Rose - Mystery and tension in a confined and dangerous environment.
  • Wind River - A dark, suspenseful investigation in a harsh environment.
  • The Killing - A heist gone wrong, filled with tension and unpredictability.
  • The Night of the Hunter - Tension-filled narrative about pursuit and morality.
  • Law Abiding Citizen - Explores themes of justice and desperate vendetta.
  • The Ocean's Eleven - High-stakes heist with tension and camaraderie among the crew.
  • The Last Stand - Intense action and struggles against overwhelming odds.
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  • Léon: The Professional - A bond between a child and a hitman in a dangerous world.
  • Frozen - Survival against the elements in a life-or-death scenario.
  • Lawrence of Arabia - Epic struggles and high-stakes situations in historical contexts.
  • Panic Room - Intense situation with real-time suspense as characters are trapped.
  • Dog Day Afternoon - A robbery leads to intense negotiations and tensions.
  • The Fugitive - A man wrongfully accused and on the run in a tense narrative.
  • Seven - Efficient tension through a dark narrative with high stakes.

Last updated: 2024-09-23 22:49:44

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  • The Treasure of the Sierra Madre - Both focus on adventure, greed, and survival in harsh conditions.
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  • Out of Africa - Set in Africa, blending adventure with romance and historical context.
  • The African Queen - Combines adventure and wartime themes with character-driven storytelling.
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  • The Mission - Themes of morality, conflict, and survival in a colonial context.
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  • The Heart of the Matter - Explores moral dilemmas and personal struggles in a colonial African setting.
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  • The Last Samurai - Depicts conflict between cultures and personal transformation through hardship.
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  • Mogambo - An adventure film set in Africa with themes of love and courage.
  • Before the Rain - Interweaves stories of conflict and cultural struggles in the Balkans.
  • Fitzcarraldo - Follows an ambitious man's quest in the Amazon jungle, showcasing adventure and obsession.
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  • The Good, the Bad and the Ugly - Adventure with moral ambiguity and complex characters in a historical setting.
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  • Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World - Naval adventure filled with themes of leadership and survival.
  • The Constant Gardener - Involves the quest for truth in a politically charged environment.
  • The Croods - Adventure and survival themes set in a prehistoric setting.
  • The Road - Post-apocalyptic tale of survival and the bonds of human relationships.
  • Sahara - Adventure film featuring a trek through Africa in search of lost treasure.
  • The 33 - Tells a true survival story in a treacherous environment.
  • All is Lost - A survival story featuring a lone man battling against nature.
  • There Will Be Blood - Explores themes of ambition and greed in the pursuit of natural resources.
  • Gold - Centers on the quest for wealth in harsh environments.
  • The Revenant - Survival against all odds in a brutal wilderness setting.

Last updated: 2024-09-30 17:47:48

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  • A Man Escaped - A meticulous and intensely focused depiction of escape and survival.
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Last updated: 2024-10-02 11:18:07

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  • The Tree of Life - Philosophical exploration of life, nature, and human existence.
  • Blue is the Warmest Color - Deep emotional relationships and personal discovery.
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  • The Sacrifice - Fusion of existential questions and personal suffering.
  • The Lighthouse - Isolation and psychological exploration.
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  • Wings of Desire - Poetic exploration of human existence and longing.
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  • Melancholia - Deals with themes of despair and emotional struggle.
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  • A Ghost Story - Meditation on time, loss, and existential reflection.
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  • My Life as a Dog - Childhood fears and emotional struggles.
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  • The Diving Bell and the Butterfly - Internal struggle and deep personal reflection.
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  • The Hours - Intersecting lives exploring themes of despair and hope.
  • Persona - Psychological exploration of identity and relationships.
  • Amour - Exploration of love and aging.
  • The End of the Tour - Themes of introspection and identity.
  • Under the Skin - Themes of alienation and identity.
  • The Lives of Others - Exploration of surveillance and personal struggle.
  • Synecdoche, New York - Metaphysical exploration of life and art.
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  • The Double Life of Véronique - Exploration of duality and emotional connections.
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  • Still Alice - Themes of identity loss and personal struggle.
  • Raging Bull - Intense psychological exploration of a flawed character.
  • Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Explores memory, loss, and emotional connections.
  • The Tale of the Princess Kaguya - Existential themes depicted through animation.
  • Caché - Surveillance and personal turmoil.
  • The Master and Margarita - Explores themes of spirituality and societal critique.

Last updated: 2024-09-27 09:16:51

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  • A Ghost Story - Themes of time, existence, and the search for meaning.
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  • The Constant Gardener - Themes of love, betrayal, and searching for truth amidst tragedy.

Last updated: 2024-09-30 17:47:49

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  • Come and See - A harrowing representation of war's impact on humanity.
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  • Hereditary - Examines themes of grief and despair in a haunting manner.
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  • Enter the Void - Explores life, death, and rebirth through an experimental lens.
  • Melancholia - A cosmic exploration of depression and the end of the world.
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Last updated: 2024-09-28 07:52:24

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  • Barry Lyndon - This is a direct title reference, reflecting Kubrick’s unique storytelling and cinematography style.
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  • The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford - A character-driven historical tale with rich visuals and deep thematic exploration.
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  • Life is Beautiful - Combines a historical setting with personal narratives and emotional depth.
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Last updated: 2024-09-23 15:23:46

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  • My Best Fiend - Herzog reflects on his tumultuous relationship with actor Klaus Kinski.
  • Wings of Hope - A compelling documentary reflecting on survival against the odds, similar to Herzog's thematic exploration.
  • Documentary Now! - A comedic take on the documentary genre, poking fun at the styles that Herzog embodies.
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  • The Act of Killing - A documentary that challenges narratives of violence, similar to Herzog's confrontational style.
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  • The Fall - Combines storytelling with visuals to create a surrealistic experience, reminiscent of Herzog's work.
  • The Master - Investigates themes of obsession and power dynamics, reflecting Herzog's storytelling elements.
  • The River - Explores the significance of water and human survival, akin to Herzog's natural themes.
  • Beasts of the Southern Wild - Explores themes of survival and human connection to nature in a mythical setting.
  • TIME: The Kalief Browder Story - Examines themes of injustice and human experience, overlapping with Herzog's philosophical inquiries.
  • Paris, Texas - Focuses on a man's quest for redemption and connection, reflecting Herzog's thematic depth.
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  • A Ghost Story - Blends haunting narrative with existential questions, mirroring Herzog's thematic explorations.
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  • The Look of Silence - A reflective documentary on memory and trauma, merging Herzog's themes of confrontation.
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Last updated: 2024-10-02 11:17:56

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