Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to India Song List

• Last Year at Marienbad - Surrealistic narrative and exploration of memory and perception.
• The Passion of Joan of Arc - Visual storytelling and unique cinematic techniques.
• The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie - Absurdist themes and explorations of social class.
• India: The Modi Question - Exploration of Indian culture and politics.
• Daughters of the Dust - Lyrical storytelling and an emphasis on heritage.
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• The Holy Mountain - Surreal and avant-garde visual style.
• Stalker - Philosophical questions within a surreal journey.
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• Persona - Psychological exploration and captivating visuals.
• Wings of Desire - Poetic narrative and themes of longing.
• The Sacrifice - Philosophical and existential themes in a rich visual context.
• Fitzcarraldo - Themes of obsession and grand vision.
• The Last Emperor - Historical narrative with rich cultural context.
• Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters - Artistic biopic with stylized visuals.
• Nostalgia - Themes of memory and yearning for the past.
• Blue is the Warmest Color - Intense emotional exploration and vivid storytelling.
• The Dreamers - Exploration of love, politics, and youthful rebellion.
• Antichrist - Provocative themes and a unique visual style.
• Cold Water - Exploration of youth and existential angst.
• The Double Life of Véronique - Themes of duality and connection through visuals.
• The Colors of the Mountain - Exploration of childhood amidst political turmoil.
• Secretary - Unique exploration of desire, power dynamics, and personal liberation.
• The Dreamers - Exploration of politics intertwined with personal drama.
• Solaris - Philosophical sci-fi with deep psychological themes.
• Chocolat - Cultural exploration with themes of desire and indulgence.
• L'Atalante - Romantic and lyrical depiction of love and longing.
• Birdman - Themes of identity, performance, and artistic struggle.
• In the Mood for Love - Lyrical storytelling and exploration of desire and nostalgia.
• All About My Mother - Deep emotional storytelling and complex characters.
• Gone with the Wind - Historical drama with rich visual storytelling.
• Black Narcissus - Visually stunning portrayal of desire and isolation.
• A Streetcar Named Desire - Themes of desire, conflict, and psychological tension.
• Inherent Vice - Surreal narrative with rich character dynamics.
• A Ghost Story - Exploration of time, memory, and existence.
• Syndromes and a Century - Exploration of memory, identity, and everyday life.
• The Last Wave - Mystical themes and cultural exploration.
• The Colour Purple - Strong themes of struggle, identity, and personal growth.
• Mother! - Allegorical and surreal storytelling intertwined with personal drama.
• Moonlight - Exploration of identity, love, and personal struggle.
• Speak No Evil - Tense psychological dynamics between characters.
• The Piano Teacher - Exploration of desire and psychological complexity.
• Faces Places - Exploration of culture and art through personal interactions.
• The Master - Complex character relationships and psychological exploration.

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Swimming to Cambodia List

• The Last Emperor - Exploration of Asian culture through a personal lens.
• Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters - Dramatic depiction of an artist's life and thoughts.
• A Clockwork Orange - Philosophical and stylistic exploration of society.
• The Visitor - Themes of belonging and alienation in diverse settings.
• My Dinner with André - Dialogue-driven film focusing on existential themes.
• Fargo - Quirky storytelling with a mix of dark humor and drama.
• Waiting for Godot - Theatrical adaptation of existential themes.
• The Act of Killing - Explores the conflict and consequences of genocide.
• The Road - A journey through desolation with deep emotional resonance.
• Tampopo - A unique blend of humor, culture, and food.
• The Holy Mountain - Surreal and philosophical exploration of enlightenment.
• River of Grass - A minimalist and atmospheric exploration of life.
• Paris, Texas - Themes of estrangement and quest for identity.
• Wings of Desire - Exploration of humanity and existence by ethereal beings.
• Blue Velvet - Explores the dark underbelly of everyday life.
• The Master - Complex character studies and philosophical undertones.
• Koyaanisqatsi - Visual and musical meditation on life and nature.
• Life of Pi - Spiritual and philosophical journey centered on survival.
• Synecdoche, New York - Explores the nature of art, life, and identity.
• The Hours - Explores themes of time, existence, and impact on lives.
• A Serious Man - Humor and existential dread intertwined in suburban life.
• Lost in Translation - Themes of isolation and cultural dislocation.
• The Diving Bell and the Butterfly - Personal reflection and artistic expression within limitations.
• The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou - Absurdist humor intertwined with personal quest.
• Her - Explores modern relationships, technology, and loneliness.
• American Beauty - Explores the facade of suburban life and personal turmoil.
• Spotlight - Investigative film tackling serious societal issues.
• The Shape of Water - Unique storytelling with themes of love and individuality.
• Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Explores memory and love in a mixed narrative structure.
• Birdman - Metatextual exploration of art and existence.
• The Elephant Man - Explores humanity through the lens of suffering and alienation.
• The Squid and the Whale - Intimate exploration of family dynamics and impact.
• Black Swan - Exploration of obsession and identity in performance.
• A Ghost Story - Meditation on time and existence from a unique perspective.
• Synecdoche, New York - Explores the nature of art, life, and identity.
• Wild Strawberries - Exploration of memory and the passage of time.
• Inside Llewyn Davis - A journey of a struggling artist searching for identity.
• Adore - Explores complex relationships and societal taboos.
• The Master - Exploration of complex human relationships and personal struggles.
• A Simple Plan - Moral dilemmas and the consequences of choices.