Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Daisies List

• The Game Is Over - Similar surrealist aesthetic and playful narrative style.
• Persona - Explores identity and interpersonal relationships through experimental storytelling.
• The Holy Mountain - Features bold visuals and surreal imagery, akin to Daisies.
• Mulholland Drive - Mystery and surrealism intertwine in this dreamlike narrative.
• Nymphomaniac - Challenging conventional narratives and provocatively exploring human experience.
• Rubbish - A commentary on modern society through a surreal lens.
• The Lobster - Darkly humorous and absurd exploration of love and relationships.
• The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie - Surreal storytelling critiquing social norms and bourgeois life.
• The Color of Pomegranates - Highly stylized and poetic visual storytelling.
• Dogtooth - Breaking societal boundaries with an absurd approach to family dynamics.
• Wings of Desire - Poetic exploration of human emotion, blending the surreal with the real.
• Achieved Twins - Experimental narratives reflecting on the absurdity of life.
• Fantastic Planet - Animated surrealism that plays with social themes.
• French Exit - Dark humor and quirky characters mirror the absurd elements of Daisies.
• The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover - Intense storytelling with striking visual techniques.
• Holy Motors - A cinematic journey through different personas in a surreal landscape.
• Brazil - Dystopian themes blended with absurdity and dark humor.
• Enter the Void - An experiential exploration of existence, reminiscent of Daisies' approach.
• Being John Malkovich - Explores identity and the surreal aspects of life.
• Eraserhead - Visual surrealism and a dreamlike narrative that unsettle and provoke thought.
• Blue Velvet - Explores the dark underbelly of suburban life with surreal elements.
• A Clockwork Orange - A provocative and stylized exploration of society and morality.
• A Ghost Story - Explores themes of time and existence with a surreal, meditative approach.
• Persona Non Grata - Follows an unconventional narrative with surreal elements.
• Mother! - A bold, psychological exploration of creation and destruction.
• The Fall - A surreal, visually stunning narrative interweaving stories within a fantastical context.
• Antichrist - Explores themes of despair and human emotion in a surreal and visceral manner.
• A Fantastic Woman - Visual storytelling that reflects societal themes in a unique way.
• Synecdoche, New York - Explores the intricacies of life and art with a surreal lens.
• In the Company of Men - A darkly comedic take on relationships and manipulation.
• Only God Forgives - Stylized and surrealistic approach to a crime narrative.
• The Square - A satirical take on art, culture, and society with absurdist elements.
• The Great Beauty - Visually striking exploration of life and art in modern Rome.
• A Clockwork Orange - Blend of dystopian themes with surreal visuals and narrative.
• Midsommar - Explores themes of relationship dynamics in a beautifully surreal context.
• I Am Love - Combines aesthetics with emotional depth and narrative tension.
• Tideland - Explores a child's imaginary world in a surreal and disturbing manner.
• The Favourite - Absurdist humor and surreal portrayals of historical characters.
• Woman on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown - Explores the absurdities of relationships with a comedic flair.
• The Killing of a Sacred Deer - Darkly surreal narrative with unsettling themes and family dynamics.
• The Science of Sleep - Intertwining dreams and reality in a playful, surreal narrative.
• The Piano Teacher - Explores themes of desire and repression with an unconventional lens.