Let's talk about fantastically odd films, /tv/. The sort that fall under the radar, but are most certainly worth watching.
First installment, a swedish film from 2010 called Sound of Noise.
>A tone-deaf cop works to track down a group of guerilla percussionists whose anarchic public performances are terrorizing the city.
This movie is exactly how it sounds - perfectly fucking ridiculous.
Looks like foreign films are what the doctor ordered.
Next up, a hungarian film from 2003 called Kontroll.
>Strange happenings in the Budapest underground. Rivaling teams of ticket inspectors, murders, ketchup face, and maybe even love.
Very dark and dreamy, this one. Has a culty alice-in-wonderland sort of feel to it. Great atmosphere and soundtrack, and also a cute girl wearing a bear suit. All the components of a good film.
>>70681350
would pat head and kiss cheek out of ten.
An older one this time, the 1980 film Ninth Configuration. Based off a
>An army psych facility for AWOL soldiers set inside an 18th century castle, ridiculousness ensues. Shakespeare for dogs, walking through walls, and read it damnit or I'll go crazy, I swear it.
Fantastically dry with plenty of prop humor, but at the same time the atmosphere is more serious than a typical comedy would be. Some absolutely fucking hilarious banter; the dialogue is great, but the acting really drives it home. Very comfy.
>>70681825
Whoops, based off a novel by the same author as The Excorcist.
Come come, you radioactive sacks of donkey urine. There must be someone else out there who likes odd movies.
>>70682256
The Holy Mountain
:^)
>>70681076
wolf knife
https://vimeo.com/37619327
A Town Called Panic is great
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>>70681350
>Looks like foreign films are what the doctor ordered.
Well, nothing says ART like satirical deconstructions of bourgeois society. There's this charming piece of nonsense - a 1992 Dutch film about an abandoned housing project in the middle of nowhere, the people who live there, and the various horrible ways they go about expressing their hidden desires.
>>70681076
Sorry OP, gonna watch all these, but can't recommend many that seem to be your taste. I loved Stalker by Tartovsky and Persona by Bergman, both very strange but very, very different.
borgman, good dutch film super surreal and postmodern lol
Save the Green Planet (2003)
>South Korean. A couple kidnaps a shady high-level executive because they believe he is an alien.
It's sort of comedy, sort of scifi. Very good. Shitty credits sequence
