What's the most obscure movie you've ever seen?
none, since all of the movies i've watched, others have as well...and hausu stopped being 'obscure' in 2010.
>>71001936
probably der fan
>>71002187
Some DYEL redditors might tell you otherwise.
>50,000 views
>>71001936
>hausu
>obscure
btr
Mysterion, a 1991 art documentary by Pirjo Honkasalo
The home made movie directed by my neighbor where his cats and dog acted out the myth of Cú Chulainn. About 4 people saw it.
nadal płynie (Raed, 2014)
I don't understand this meme
probably
>>71002233
>500,000
talking about obayashi, does anyone know where i can watch "sabinshinbou"? even without subtitles would be fine, i just can't find it anywhere. here's the trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7zB17PvTiY
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Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives
Highly recommend it.
>>71002609
It got the palm at cannes! Not obscure, you bloody goomba
wonder if anyone here has seen this kino
>>71001936
>11 thousand votes on imdb
>obscure
This is kind of a stupid question but I guess based on ratings from numerous websites total ratings this movies called Rose starring Maggie Cheung. Its a love story about her being an insurance agent who falls in love with her client who is part of a triad. Not very good but every once and a while it gets really inspired like there's this fight scene where the soundtrack is just drums and a woman wailing, im pretty sure the entire soundtrack is original. If you can ever track it down its so balls out stupid that it's totally worth your time.
Runner up is maybe Jamal Faanaka's last film street wars. It definitely has a cult audience but it's absolutely underappreciated. The story involves grandmas murdered by rpgs, ultralight (imagine the mariocart gocarts with wings) drug raids, and a ridiculous theme song. It's kind of sad considering Penitentiary is actually an amazing movie and his last film is a total joke, but it's a really funny one.
Not nearly as obscure, I think it did ok an cannes, but probably the best movie I've seen that I've found little audience for is this movie called The Other Side from last year. It's personally one of the best things I've ever seen and I'd love for it to get greater recognition.
>>71002609
yeah senpai this got the palm
>>71001936
buddy you gotta dig deeper. I'd be impressed if you could track down this director's other movies. House is pretty common every since it got released on criterion but none of his other films have been released outside of japan and I haven't been able to locate copies of those dvds
>>71003655
One of the greatest documentaries ever
