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Released R 121 min 6.6/10 Votes: 252629
A couple's relationship is tested when uninvited guests arrive at their home, disrupting their tranquil existence.
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2017-09-13
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$30M
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$45M

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  • Caravaggio - Focuses on the life of a controversial artist, blending biography and visual artistry.
  • Wild - A journey of self-discovery and reflection, much like the introspective elements in Before Night Falls.
  • Dead Poets Society - Explores themes of passion, creativity, and personal fulfillment against societal expectations.
  • Moonlight - A powerful exploration of identity and personal growth across different life stages.
  • Boys Don't Cry - Tackles themes of gender identity, love, and societal constraints in a gripping narrative.
  • Paris, je t'aime - An anthology film exploring love and life in Paris through various stories and perspectives.
  • The Talented Mr. Ripley - Features themes of identity and deception, with rich visual storytelling.
  • Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon - Combines stunning visuals with deep emotional narratives related to love and duty.
  • The Fall - Employs visual storytelling and complex character development in a mythical setting.
  • Angelica - Explores themes of love and the supernatural with a distinct visual style.
  • Pans Labyrinth - Combines fantasy and reality with a strong narrative about identity and resistance.
  • Portrait of a Lady - A visually stunning adaptation of Henry James' novel exploring themes of freedom and identity.
  • My Own Private Idaho - Follows a journey of self-discovery with complex characters and emotional depth.
  • Brokeback Mountain - Explores forbidden love and identity with deep emotional resonance.
  • Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Explores themes of love, memory, and identity with a unique narrative structure.
  • Birds of America - Focuses on family and personal identity in a humorous yet poignant way.
  • Pride - Based on a true story about identity and community support in the face of adversity.
  • The Diving Bell and the Butterfly - A poignant exploration of life, memory, and artistic expression.
  • The Perks of Being a Wallflower - Coming-of-age story exploring themes of friendship, trauma, and personal growth.
  • A Fantastic Woman - Explores identity, loss, and resilience in a powerful narrative.
  • The Handmaiden - An artful narrative merging love, betrayal, and identity with stunning visuals.
  • The Invisible Man - Explores themes of trauma and identity with a thriller approach.
  • Tangerine - A raw and honest exploration of identity and friendship against urban backdrops.
  • Mother! - Explores existential themes and personal identity through a symbolic narrative.
  • Evening - Explores love and relationships across different life stages with rich character development.
  • The Shape of Water - A unique love story that defies convention, exploring themes of acceptance and identity.
  • The Secret in Their Eyes - Blends crime, memory, and personal relationships within an intense narrative.
  • Carol - Explores forbidden love and personal identity with a beautifully crafted style.
  • Leaving Las Vegas - A poignant story of love and self-destruction within a tragic yet beautiful context.
  • Anatomy of a Murder - Involves intense personal stories and moral complexities within a legal drama.
  • Life of Pi - A visually stunning exploration of survival, faith, and personal identity.
  • Hotel Rwanda - A true story that delves into themes of identity, conflict, and humanity.
  • The Kite Runner - Explores friendship and personal redemption against a backdrop of cultural conflict.

Last updated: 2024-09-25 17:23:17

  • The Kite Runner
  • Boys Don't Cry
  • The Talented Mr. Ripley
  • Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
  • The Fall
  • Angelica
  • Moonlight
  • Dead Poets Society
  • Frida
  • A Single Man
  • The Hours
  • Call Me by Your Name
  • Caché
  • The Dreamers
  • Caravaggio
  • Wild
  • My Own Private Idaho
  • Brokeback Mountain
  • Evening
  • The Shape of Water
  • The Secret in Their Eyes
  • Carol

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Human Nature List

  • Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Explores themes of identity and memory in a unique narrative structure.
  • Being John Malkovich - Combines surreal elements with complex discussions about identity and consciousness.
  • Adaptation - Blends reality and fiction, similar to the meta-narrative style of Human Nature.
  • Synecdoche, New York - Focuses on self-reflection and the constructs of human existence.
  • The Lobster - Examine social norms and relationships through absurdist themes.
  • Anomalisa - Explores human emotion and perception in a unique animated format.
  • Her - Investigates relationships and the human condition in a technologically advanced society.
  • The Science of Sleep - Blurs the line between dreams and reality, reflecting on personal identity.
  • The Fountain - Philosophical exploration of life, love, and mortality.
  • The Prestige - Explores themes of identity, obsession, and human nature through competition.
  • A Serious Man - Investigates human existence and moral dilemmas with dark humor.
  • Cloud Atlas - Interlinked stories examining the human experience across different lives and eras.
  • The Truman Show - Questions reality and self-awareness within a constructed world.
  • Donnie Darko - Explores existential themes and the nature of time and reality.
  • Brazil - Surreal exploration of bureaucracy and identity in a dystopian setting.
  • The Act of Killing - Explores moral questions and identity through a surreal documentary lens.
  • Mother! - Delves into themes of creation and destruction with psychological depth.
  • Inception - Explores the nature of reality, consciousness, and human relationships.
  • The Cell - Visual exploration of the human mind and consciousness within a psychological thriller.
  • Melancholia - Psycho-emotional themes intertwined with surrealistic elements.
  • The Double - A darkly comic take on identity, self, and social alienation.
  • The Shape of Water - Explores themes of connection and identity in a unique narrative.
  • Ghost in the Shell - Examines consciousness, identity, and the relationship between human and machine.
  • The Matrix - Challenges perceptions of reality and identity through philosophical themes.
  • Westworld - Questions human nature and consciousness in a technological context.
  • Black Mirror - Explores dystopian themes reflecting on human nature in a modern context.
  • Fargo - Combines dark comedy and crime while exploring human morality.
  • Fight Club - Explores identity and consumerism through a dark, psychological lens.
  • The Good Place - Combines humor with philosophical questions about ethics and human behavior.
  • Sorry to Bother You - A surreal take on race, identity, and capitalism in modern society.
  • Russian Doll - Explores existential themes through a unique narrative structure involving time loops.
  • Legion - Delivers a visually unique exploration of identity and mental illness.
  • The Leftovers - Explores loss, trauma, and the human condition after a global event.
  • The Good Place - A comedic yet deep exploration of morality and what it means to be good or evil.
  • The OA - Combines elements of mystery and the exploration of consciousness.
  • Inside Out - Delves into emotions and identity through a creative storytelling format.
  • The Killing of a Sacred Deer - A psychological thriller that explores the themes of morality and human nature.
  • Solaris - Explores human emotions and consciousness in a science fiction context.
  • Catch-22 - Dark humor mixed with absurdity in examining bureaucracy and human behavior.
  • The Handmaid's Tale - Explores identity and autonomy in a dystopian context.
  • The Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Engages with memory and identity themes in relationships.
  • I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson - Absurd humor that often explores social norms and behavior.

Last updated: 2024-09-25 17:23:18

  • Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
  • The Truman Show
  • Donnie Darko
  • Brazil
  • The Act of Killing
  • mother!
  • Inception
  • The Cell
  • Melancholia
  • Cloud Atlas
  • A Serious Man
  • The Prestige
  • Being John Malkovich
  • Adaptation
  • Synecdoche, New York
  • The Lobster
  • Anomalisa
  • Her
  • The Science of Sleep
  • The Fountain
  • The Double
  • The Shape of Water

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to I Stand Alone List

  • Irreversible - Like I Stand Alone, this film explores the dark side of human nature and features a non-linear narrative.
  • Funny Games - Both films delve into psychological terror and the breakdown of social norms.
  • Oldboy - A violent and intense story focused on revenge and obsession, similar to the themes in I Stand Alone.
  • Requiem for a Dream - Explores despair and addiction in a raw, visceral manner akin to I Stand Alone.
  • A Clockwork Orange - Shares themes of societal violence and individual turmoil within a dystopian setting.
  • The Poughkeepsie Tapes - Focuses on psychological horror and the impact of a disturbed mind.
  • American Psycho - Both explore the mind of a troubled individual seeking validation in a corrupt society.
  • Eraserhead - Tonally similar in its exploration of existential dread and surrealism.
  • Antichrist - Similar in its raw, disturbing portrayal of human emotions and physicality.
  • The Elephant Man - Both feature characters isolated from society and highlight human suffering.
  • Being John Malkovich - Explores identity and the struggles of the individual within societal expectations.
  • Taxidermia - A visceral narrative that portrays the grotesque aspects of life and suffering.
  • Midsommar - Features themes of emotional isolation and societal critique in a horror framework.
  • Enter the Void - Delves into existential themes and the human experience within a surreal context.
  • The House That Jack Built - Explores the psyche of a disturbed individual and the nature of morality.
  • The Texas Chain Saw Massacre - Both films showcase a stark, brutal portrayal of isolation and violence.
  • Salo, or the 120 Days of Sodom - Provokes a visceral response focusing on the cruelty of humanity.
  • You Were Never Really Here - Centers on a traumatized individual navigating a violent and corrupt world.
  • Blue Velvet - Explores the darkness beneath suburban life through a disturbing narrative.
  • Dogville - Examines social dynamics and morality in an unconventional storytelling format.
  • The Skin I Live In - A disturbing exploration of identity, trauma, and revenge.
  • Nymphomaniac - Explores complex sexual themes and personal struggles similar to I Stand Alone.
  • The Virgin Spring - Follows the theme of vengeance in a harsh reality, like I Stand Alone.
  • Hereditary - A horror film exploring trauma and family dynamics in a profoundly disturbing way.
  • Possession - Intense psychological horror that explores the destructive aspects of relationships.
  • Fight Club - Critiques modern society and explores the dark side of male identity.
  • The Lighthouse - Explores themes of madness and isolation within a surreal narrative.
  • Seventh Seal - Investigates existential themes and the human condition amid suffering.
  • The Road - Follows a bleak journey of survival amidst despair and isolation.
  • Mother! - Explores psychological horror and environmental themes through an oppressive narrative.
  • A Serbian Film - Intensely disturbing and graphic, tackling themes of exploitation and trauma.
  • The Witch - Examines familial disintegration and psychological horror in a specific historical context.
  • Melancholia - Allegorical exploration of depression and existential despair similar to I Stand Alone.
  • The Experiment - Explores themes of power dynamics and psychological torment within a controlled environment.
  • Dead Man's Shoes - Intensely dark, the film deals with trauma and revenge in a raw, realistic manner.
  • The Boxer - Explores themes of personal redemption and struggle in a gritty, realistic context.
  • The Babadook - Delves into themes of grief, isolation, and psychological terror.
  • Cache - Explores guilt and the repercussions of past actions in a tense narrative.
  • The Hunt - Examines societal judgement and the impact of false accusations on personal identity.
  • Wild at Heart - A surreal journey into the darker aspects of love and life, resonating with I Stand Alone's themes.

Last updated: 2024-09-25 17:23:21

  • Wild at Heart
  • Taxidermia
  • Midsommar
  • Enter the Void
  • The House That Jack Built
  • The Texas Chain Saw Massacre
  • Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom
  • You Were Never Really Here
  • Blue Velvet
  • Being John Malkovich
  • The Elephant Man
  • Funny Games
  • Oldboy
  • Requiem for a Dream
  • A Clockwork Orange
  • The Poughkeepsie Tapes
  • American Psycho
  • Eraserhead
  • Antichrist
  • Dogville
  • The Skin I Live In
  • The Witch

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Songs from the Second Floor List

  • A Pigeon Sat on a Branch Reflecting on Existence - Both films share a surreal approach and dark humor, offering a reflection on the human condition.
  • The Square - Explores themes of social faux pas and the absurdities of modern life through a satirical lens.
  • The Lobster - Blends absurdity, dark humor, and commentary on societal norms regarding relationships.
  • Dogtooth - Explores themes of isolation and manipulation within a darkly comedic framework.
  • The Death of Louis XIV - A slow-paced character study that delves into mortality and power with a somber tone.
  • The Celebration - Both films tackle family dynamics and hidden truths with a raw, minimalist approach.
  • Stalker - Explores existential themes in a slow-burn narrative with surreal elements.
  • The Holy Mountain - A visually striking and surreal exploration of spiritual and societal concepts.
  • Fallen Angels - Weaves together stories of disconnection and urban life in a stylized approach.
  • Brazil - A dystopian satire filled with absurdity and dark humor, critiquing bureaucracy.
  • Wings of Desire - A poetic exploration of life and human experience through the eyes of angels.
  • The Killing of a Sacred Deer - Combines psychological tension with dark humor, evoking discomfort and reflection.
  • Naked - A bleak but sharp examination of society and human behavior with dark comedy undertones.
  • The Sacrifice - A philosophical meditation on existence and sacrifice, filled with visual symbolism.
  • Sadness of the King - Explores themes of alienation and existential despair in a contemplative narrative.
  • The Brand New Testament - A surreal comedy that explores religion and humanity with absurdist elements.
  • A Ghost Story - Offers a meditative exploration of time, existence, and memory in a unique narrative style.
  • Anomalisa - A stop-motion exploration of loneliness and existential angst with a unique visual style.
  • Synecdoche, New York - A complex exploration of life, mortality, and artistic creation with surreal elements.
  • Blue Velvet - Examines the dark underbelly of small-town America with disturbing and absurd elements.
  • The House That Jack Built - A provocative and darkly comedic exploration of a serial killer’s psyche.
  • The Favourite - A darkly comedic historical drama that combines absurdity with character-driven storytelling.
  • Ikiru - A touching and contemplative examination of life and purpose, combining humor and sadness.
  • Playtime - Features a comedic and critical look at modernity and urban design through a visual montage.
  • Tideland - A surreal blend of dark fantasy and tragedy, exploring themes of childhood and imagination.
  • The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie - A surrealist satire on the bourgeoisie, exploring the absurdity of their lives.
  • The Piano Teacher - A disturbing character study that delves into power dynamics and psychological tension.
  • Mandy - A visceral exploration of grief and vengeance, combining surreal visuals with intense emotionality.
  • Enter the Void - A mind-bending journey through life, death, and the afterlife, filled with surreal imagery.
  • Melancholia - A visually striking exploration of depression and existential despair in a surreal narrative.
  • The Killing Fields - A powerful exploration of war and its aftermath, focusing on the human cost of conflict.
  • The Fall - Combines fantasy and reality in a visually stunning narrative that explores human suffering.
  • The Seventh Seal - A classic exploration of mortality and faith set against a backdrop of existential dread.
  • Under the Skin - A haunting exploration of identity and humanity through a surreal lens.
  • Mother! - A psychological horror that intertwines themes of creation and destruction with surreal elements.
  • Eraserhead - A surreal and disturbing exploration of fear, parenthood, and alienation.
  • Persona - A psychological exploration of identity and humanity through artful storytelling and surreal imagery.
  • The Favourite - A darkly comedic historical tale that deals with power struggles and absurdity.
  • A Field in England - A surreal and darkly comedic exploration of madness and existential themes set during the English Civil War.
  • I’m Not There - A non-linear, abstract biopic that explores identity and existence through various personas of Bob Dylan.

Last updated: 2024-09-25 17:23:23

  • A Field in England
  • The Killing of a Sacred Deer
  • Naked
  • The Sacrifice
  • The Brand New Testament
  • A Ghost Story
  • Anomalisa
  • Synecdoche, New York
  • Wings of Desire
  • Brazil
  • The Square
  • The Lobster
  • Dogtooth
  • The Death of Louis XIV
  • The Celebration
  • Stalker
  • The Holy Mountain
  • Fallen Angels
  • Blue Velvet
  • The House That Jack Built
  • The Fall
  • The Seventh Seal

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Before the Rain List

  • The Killing Fields - Explores the impact of war on personal relationships in a conflict zone.
  • The English Patient - A story of love and loss set against the backdrop of World War II.
  • No Man's Land - Focuses on the absurdity of war and its human cost.
  • The Motorcycle Diaries - A journey through strife and change, reflecting on identity and politics.
  • Atonement - The effects of war and misunderstandings on personal lives and relationships.
  • The Lives of Others - Explores the moral complexities of life under an oppressive regime.
  • City of God - Examines violence and community in a harsh urban environment.
  • The Thin Red Line - A philosophical take on the nature of conflict and humanity during war.
  • Prisoners - Dark and intense exploration of human nature under duress.
  • A Separation - A moral and ethical exploration of personal conflict amidst societal issues.
  • The Secret in Their Eyes - A blend of love and tragedy set within a complex legal drama.
  • The Lives of Others - Probes into ethics and personal identity within a politically tense environment.
  • Incendies - Unravels the complexities of familial relationships affected by war.
  • Sicario - Intense look at the brutality of drug wars and their impact on individuals.
  • War Horse - Explores the bond between humans and animals within the context of war.
  • The Siege - Explores themes of conflict, fear, and the repercussions of terrorism.
  • The Pianist - A tale of survival during the Holocaust, focusing on human resilience.
  • Hotel Rwanda - A powerful narrative about the Rwandan genocide and moral courage.
  • The Road - A bleak journey highlighting the survival of humanity in post-apocalyptic settings.
  • Children of Men - A dystopian future reflecting on hope and survival in despairing times.
  • Turtles Can Fly - A poignant story set in a war-torn region, focusing on children's experiences.
  • The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo - A tense narrative that intertwines personal trauma with crime and intrigue.
  • The Constant Gardener - Explores themes of love and betrayal against a backdrop of African politics.
  • Gomorrah - A gritty view of organized crime and its impact on society.
  • The Act of Killing - A chilling look at the impact of violence and the human capacity for evil.
  • Fallen Angels - Interwoven stories of despair and connections in a tumultuous setting.
  • Waltz with Bashir - An animated documentary exploring memory and trauma of war.
  • Restrepo - A raw documentary about soldiers in Afghanistan, capturing conflict's reality.
  • The Croods - A journey that explores human connection and survival against odds.
  • The Mountain - A reflection on humanity and disconnection in a stark landscape.
  • Blue Is the Warmest Color - A passionate exploration of love, loss, and personal discovery.
  • Wild Strawberries - An exploration of aging, regret, and human connections.
  • Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon - A tale of love and honor set within a tumultuous historical context.
  • Requiem for a Dream - An intense exploration of addiction and its consequences on relationships.
  • A Ghost Story - A melancholic exploration of love, loss, and time.
  • Amour - A poignant tale of love and aging, navigating difficult life changes.
  • Dancer in the Dark - Follows the life of a woman facing adversity with musical expression.
  • Aguirre, the Wrath of God - A historical tale with a focus on madness and ambition amidst nature.
  • Birdman - Explores themes of identity, art, and human connection in a chaotic world.
  • Synecdoche, New York - An unconventional exploration of life, death, and human experience.
  • Mother! - A psychological exploration of creation, destruction, and relationships.
  • Darfur - A harrowing look at the events in Darfur and the human cost of war.

Last updated: 2024-09-25 17:23:27

  • The Killing Fields
  • Incendies
  • Sicario
  • War Horse
  • The Siege
  • The Pianist
  • Hotel Rwanda
  • The Road
  • Children of Men
  • The Lives of Others
  • The Secret in Their Eyes
  • A Separation
  • The English Patient
  • No Man's Land
  • The Motorcycle Diaries
  • Atonement
  • City of God
  • The Thin Red Line
  • Prisoners
  • Turtles Can Fly
  • The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
  • Requiem for a Dream

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Benny's Video List

  • Funny Games - Both films explore the themes of violence and voyeurism, using a detached, artistic style.
  • A Clockwork Orange - Like 'Benny's Video', it delves into the nature of violence and societal indifference.
  • The Seventh Seal - Themes of existentialism and the human condition are prevalent, similar to the introspective nature of 'Benny's Video'.
  • Peeping Tom - Explores voyeurism and the psychological impact of viewing violence, paralleling 'Benny's Video'.
  • Irreversible - Features disturbing violence and non-linear storytelling that challenges viewer perceptions.
  • Oldboy - Explores themes of revenge and violence in a tense psychological atmosphere.
  • The Game - Delves into psychological tension and manipulation, touching on themes of reality and perception.
  • We Need to Talk About Kevin - Examines the psychology behind violence and family dynamics, akin to Benny's story.
  • Dogville - Uses a minimalist approach to explore complex moral questions and human behavior.
  • Midsommar - Takes a unique approach to horror and psychological tension similar to 'Benny's Video'.
  • The Virgin Suicides - Explores themes of isolation and obsession, reminiscent of the atmosphere in 'Benny's Video'.
  • Requiem for a Dream - Shares a similarly disturbing exploration of human obsession and consequences.
  • Eraserhead - An unsettling exploration of dread and anxiety, capturing the surreal essence found in 'Benny's Video'.
  • The Piano Teacher - Explores the complexities of human relationships and psychological trauma similar to the intensity in 'Benny's Video'.
  • Clown - A chilling portrayal of identity and psychological breakdown much like Benny's experience.
  • Antichrist - Explores themes of grief, sexuality, and violence, sharing a similar somber tone.
  • American Psycho - Comments on violence and society's desensitization, similar to Benny's detached perspective.
  • The Witch - Utilizes slow-building horror and psychological tension that echoes the vibe of 'Benny's Video'.
  • Mother! - Explores psychological horror and societal issues in a unique narrative style.
  • Calvaire - Focuses on unsettling encounters and psychological torment similar to 'Benny's Video'.
  • The Hunting Ground - A documentary that delves deep into violence and its repercussions, much like 'Benny's Video' deals with psychological impacts.
  • Sisters - Examines complex psychological issues and intense themes similar to Benny's character study.
  • No Country for Old Men - Explores themes of morality and violence using a minimalist narrative style.
  • Happiness - Examines the dark sides of human nature and the complexities of human relationships.
  • The Others - Mixes elements of psychological horror and mystery similar to the tone in 'Benny's Video'.
  • Black Swan - Explores themes of obsession and identity through a deeply psychological lens.
  • Hereditary - A psychological horror film that examines trauma and family dynamics in a darkly intense manner.
  • The Eye - Explores themes of perception and psychological horror resulting from trauma.
  • Cape Fear - Similar in exploring psychological manipulation and the effects of violence on individuals.
  • Funny Games U.S. - A remake that retains the themes of voyeurism and sadism explored in the original.
  • Donnie Darko - Combines psychological tension with existential questions, resonating with the themes of 'Benny's Video'.
  • The Skin I Live In - A dark exploration of identity and human behaviour akin to Benny's narrative.
  • A Serbian Film - Controversial and extreme themes of violence and trauma that push boundaries similarly.
  • The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo - Explores dark themes of violence and psychological depth regarding its characters.
  • The Killing of a Sacred Deer - Utilizes psychological tension and moral dilemmas, akin to 'Benny's Video'.
  • Jacob's Ladder - Explores themes of trauma and reality perception, evocative of the narrative style found in 'Benny's Video'.
  • The Eyes of My Mother - A haunting exploration of isolation and violence, reminiscent of the psychological atmosphere in 'Benny's Video'.
  • The Girl Next Door - A portrayal of violence and moral depravity rooted in reality-themed content.
  • The Lobster - Explores human connection and societal pressures within a surreal narrative framework.

Last updated: 2024-09-25 17:23:30

  • The Lobster
  • The Witch
  • American Psycho
  • Antichrist
  • Clown
  • The Piano Teacher
  • Eraserhead
  • Requiem for a Dream
  • The Virgin Suicides
  • Midsommar
  • Dogville
  • We Need to Talk About Kevin
  • The Game
  • Oldboy
  • Irreversible
  • Peeping Tom
  • The Seventh Seal
  • A Clockwork Orange
  • mother!
  • Calvaire
  • The Hunting Ground
  • The Girl Next Door

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Europa List

  • 2001: A Space Odyssey - Explores existential themes and features abstract storytelling.
  • Solaris - Philosophical science fiction centered on human psychology and memory.
  • The Fountain - A visually stunning exploration of life, death, and rebirth.
  • Stalker - A profound journey through a mysterious zone that challenges human desires.
  • Annihilation - A blend of psychological horror and sci-fi with deep philosophical questions.
  • Blade Runner 2049 - Explores themes of identity and reality in a visually rich setting.
  • The Man from Earth - A dialogue-heavy film that delves into immortality and human history.
  • Under the Skin - An eerie blend of sci-fi and horror exploring alien perspectives.
  • The Tree of Life - A meditation on existence, nature, and the universe's role in human life.
  • Arrival - Focuses on communication and the impact of language on reality.
  • Interstellar - Explores love, sacrifice, and the survival of humanity across dimensions.
  • Ex Machina - Questions the ethics of artificial intelligence and consciousness.
  • Her - Investigates the nature of love and connection in a technological world.
  • Dark City - A neo-noir film delving into memory manipulation and identity.
  • The Matrix - Questions reality and perception within a dystopian narrative.
  • Ghost in the Shell - Explores philosophy of identity and consciousness in a cyber world.
  • North - Explores alternate realities through the lens of a surreal narrative.
  • Event Horizon - Combines psychological horror and sci-fi, questioning the nature of existence.
  • The Prestige - A story about obsession, sacrifice, and the methods behind illusions.
  • Gattaca - Examines genetic engineering and its implications on identity.
  • Synecdoche, New York - A complex narrative exploring life, art, and existential desperation.
  • The Lobster - A surreal take on love and societal expectations within a bizarre setup.
  • A Ghost Story - Explores time, memory, and loss through a unique narrative style.
  • Melancholia - A visually arresting film dealing with depression and existential dread.
  • The Adjustment Bureau - Questions fate and free will in a romantic sci-fi setting.
  • Predestination - A time travel story that raises questions about identity and fate.
  • The Nines - Explores themes of creation and reality in a metafictional narrative.
  • Mother! - A psychological thriller with allegorical layers about creation and existence.
  • Coherence - A low-budget indie film that focuses on existential crises during a cosmic event.
  • Replicas - Explores themes of life, death, and the consequences of playing god.
  • The Signal - Combines mystery and sci-fi with deep philosophical undertones.
  • Inception - A mind-bending journey through dreams that challenges perception of reality.
  • Nine Days - Explores the nature of existence through a unique premise about life choices.
  • Triangle - A psychological thriller that combines time loops and existential horror.
  • The OA - A series that blends reality, alternate dimensions, and complex narratives.
  • Counterpart - A spy thriller that delves into parallel universes and identity.
  • Raised by Wolves - Explores creation, artificial intelligence, and human nature in a sci-fi setting.
  • Black Mirror - An anthology series that explores modern society through a tech-driven lens.
  • Devs - A sci-fi series exploring determinism, free will, and the nature of reality.

Last updated: 2024-09-25 17:23:31

  • Devs
  • Event Horizon
  • North
  • Ghost in the Shell
  • The Matrix
  • Dark City
  • Her
  • Ex Machina
  • Interstellar
  • Arrival
  • The Tree of Life
  • Under the Skin
  • The Man from Earth
  • Blade Runner 2049
  • Annihilation
  • Stalker
  • The Fountain
  • Solaris
  • The Prestige
  • Gattaca
  • Synecdoche, New York
  • Black Mirror

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  • Unlawful Entry - A couple's life is turned upside down by an obsessive police officer.
  • Fear - A teenage girl becomes involved with a dangerously obsessive boyfriend.
  • Pacific Heights - Explores themes of rental disputes and psychological torment.
  • Panic Room - A home invasion thriller focusing on a mother and daughter trapped in their house.
  • The Roommate - A college student's life spirals out of control due to her obsessive roommate.
  • Single White Female - A thriller about a woman whose new roommate becomes dangerously obsessed with her.
  • The Tenant - A psychological thriller about an outsider facing hostility in a new home.
  • Fatal Attraction - A man’s life is disrupted by a tempestuous affair, leading to deadly consequences.
  • The Gift - An unsettling tale involving a couple and their unexpectedly malicious friend.
  • Hand That Rocks the Cradle - Features themes of trust and parental protection against a manipulative antagonist.
  • Enough - A woman fights back against her abusive husband in a story of survival and confrontation.
  • Cape Fear - A man stalks a family seeking revenge, leading to psychological terror.
  • The Invisible Man - A woman is terrorized by her abusive ex, who uses his power to stalk and control her.
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