![]() | La Belle Noiseuse
Buy new: $35.99 / Used from: $46.99 Jacques Rivette uses audio and visual to create a masterpiece that questions the prowess of an aging artist to capture the essence of his subject. In this case, a beautiful woman.
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![]() | Un Chien Andalou
Buy new: $13.99 / Used from: $9.96 The film that started it all. For me, Un Chien Andalou, in it's full 16 minute glory almost captures the birth of film-making. There are so many paths a film-maker can make, armed with the ability to play with linear chronology.
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![]() | The Decalogue (Special Edition Complete Set)
Buy new: $79.95 / Used from: $55.04 A Short Film on Killing, in this collection strikes me as the most stunningly emotional portrait of a criminal. I believe this short inspired Dancing In the Dark. But it's stark lyricism is dazzling, and what a humane statement against capital punishment.
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![]() | The Mirror (with Original Mono Soundtrack) (1974)
My #1 desert movie. Tarkovsky's family album, flipped page by page (somtimes backwards) alternate with historical footage with Bach and Purcell's music. Stunning!
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![]() | Ugetsu - Criterion Collection
Buy new: $31.99 / Used from: $20.95 A truly creepy Japanese tale, shot by what many believe to be a very Japanese film-maker. Japanese architecture, folklore, costume, and music thoroughly researched and a piece of craft to behold.
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![]() | Persona
Buy new: $18.49 / Used from: $4.95 For me, Ingmar Bergman's most polished, technically stunning film. The pace, lightning, and creepiness of his ensemble cast reaches an apex.
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![]() | Fitzcarraldo
Buy new: $14.49 / Used from: $11.85 A wonderful movie about a man who loved opera so much, his journey at scaling a boat with a mountain becomes the perfect allegory of the process of creating art.
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![]() | Sansho the Bailiff - Criterion Collection
Buy new: $35.99 / Used from: $20.99 An absolutely stunning and well-crafted film combining one carefully composed tableaux after another to tell an emotional and humane tale where a noble family, split apart by the cruelty of mankind attempts to reunite.
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