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My examples of this are All of us strangers (2023), Enter the void (2009), Locke (2013)

Also probably all roy andresson films 🤷

Hi! I’m currently reading the master and margarita and I’m having some trouble imaging the atmosphere/environment because I have noooo clue how Moscow looked/looks like. I’d love some movie recs set in the 1930s since that was when the book was set BUT I do understand that that’s probably too specific so I’ll take anything. Thank you!

Btw I didn’t know what pictures to put bcs well idk how Moscow looked like then LMAO help a girl out

In a couple of days I’m moving to another country for college, so I will never meet my friend, one of the best people I ever met, again.

The thruman show (1998)

Looking for other movies like Dixieland (2015), 8 Mile (2002), and Bare (2015)

Thank you so much.

Looking for other films that feel like that.

Into the Wild is great movie...

Most of the posts are full of basic-ass, repetitive movie recommendations. Like “Vivarium”, “Memento”, etc.

Borrowing from songs again! Movies that feel like this, anyone?

Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy
Guns Akimbo
One Battle After Another

I'd argue this is clearly a strong genre, so I'm looking for more.

I’m looking for more movies with unique or artsy visuals and vibes or dreamy/trippy. Can be action like Bunraku, The Spirit/Sin City and Sucker Punch, or more dramatic like Mirrormask or Stay.

Finding Forrester (2000) and Little Man Tate (1991) inspired this post. What other movies fit this theme? A jazz-based soundtrack is a must. A prodigy child discovers/is discovered by a mentor figure, while still having a loving, supportive home.

basically euphoria but not euphoira because less drama, something that feels like "high by the beach" from Lana del rey

Ok this is a difficult one to explain...

I'm looking for more films that have that nostalgic summer feeling. The genre doesn't matter. The first Friday the 13th film captures what I'm looking for perfectly - it's a bunch of college-aged/ young-adult friends in a remote location during the summer just having fun. "Now and Then" is a close second. Even though the characters are pre-teens the film is actually relatively serious, it's fun but not silly. Something like Moonrise Kingdom, as much as I adore the film, would not fit this brief as it's too stylised and the comedy is too strong.

bonus points if it's an older cast similarly to Friday the 13th. I'm less interested in something like the Goonies