Movies and TvShows featuring "art-film" theme.

In a desolate world, a guide called Stalker takes Writer and Professor on a dangerous journey through the Zone, a forbidden area outside of the city that holds a room capable of granting one's deepest wish. Along the way, they encounter traps, philosophical discussions, and personal revelations. As they reach the room, their desires clash, and they must confront their fears and motivations. Ultimately, they come to realize the true power of their innermost desires and the consequences of obtaining them.

In Scotland, a mysterious woman seduces and preys on lonely men. As events unfold, she embarks on a journey of self-discovery.

Wedding Trough (1974) is a controversial and surrealistic movie that explores themes of love, excrement, and farm life. The film follows a mentally retarded person who lives on a pig farm and engages in various disturbing activities such as killing animals and drinking urine. It is known for its avant-garde style and shocking scenes, including scenes of animal cruelty and bestiality.

Two sisters find their relationship challenged as a mysterious new planet threatens to collide with Earth. As the planet Melancholia approaches, Justine's mental decay and reawakening coincide with the impending collision. Claire becomes fearful of the end of the world, while Justine predicts that the collision will be a good thing. The family navigates through their emotions and fears as they await the catastrophic event.

In medieval Europe, a young noblewoman named Jeanne is accused of witchcraft and makes a pact with the devil to seek revenge. She experiences tragedy, loss of innocence, and surreal adventures in a world filled with unique visuals and psychedelic orgies.

A turning point portrait of Lindsay Lohan that at once revealed an emotional awareness of her recent past and, in the most positive terms, expressed the limitless creative potential of her art joined with her unparalleled beauty.

Lemonade (2016) is a visually immersive musical journey that explores themes of female empowerment, relationships, and activism. Set in the backdrop of the southern USA, the film combines elements of art-film and poetry to create a unique visual-album experience. It celebrates the strength and resilience of women, while also highlighting the power of music and visual storytelling.

Uncle Boonmee, who is on his deathbed, is visited by the spirits of his past lives and his long-lost son, while experiencing strange and supernatural events in the jungle.

Violet is a film about a woman named Violet who struggles with self-doubt, mental illness, and anxiety. She embarks on an emotional journey to overcome her fears and find her true self. The film explores themes of personal relationships, social interaction, and the impact of past traumas. As Violet starts a new job in film production, she is forced to confront her inner demons and learn to love herself.

In Baghdad, a talented cobbler named Tack dreams of creating magical shoes. Meanwhile, a thief named Zigzag plans to overthrow the kingdom with the help of a wicked sorcerer. When Princess Yum-Yum is kidnapped, Tack and the thief must unite to save her and the entire kingdom.

Samsara is a non-narrative documentary that takes the viewer on a visually stunning journey across different countries and cultures, exploring themes such as modern life, balance, art, and spirituality. Using breathtaking aerial shots and stunning cinematography, the film provides a unique perspective on the diversity and interconnectedness of the human experience.

Baraka is a poetic documentary that takes the audience on a journey to explore the complexities of human nature, spirituality, and the environment. The film showcases various cultures around the world and highlights the interconnectedness of all living beings. Through stunning visuals and a lack of dialogue, Baraka invites viewers to contemplate the beauty and destruction present in our world.

The Color of Pomegranates is a poetic and surreal film that presents the life of an Armenian poet through episodic chapters. It explores themes of religion, love, and tradition, while taking the audience on a journey through the poet's experiences and emotions.

Dreams is a collection of eight short stories that take the audience on a surreal journey through various dreamscapes. From encounters with mythical creatures to meditations on environmentalism and nuclear disaster, each story explores different aspects of the human experience.

Beyond the Black Rainbow follows a captive woman in a mad-doctor's commune, as she attempts to escape from an evil and deeply disturbed doctor. The movie features elements of Kubrickian horror, with visions of hell and a loss of sanity.

Lux Æterna is a drama-horror-thriller film that explores the chaotic and suspenseful filming process of a witch-themed movie. It delves into the conflicts and intense emotions experienced by the film director, actresses, and crew members. The story showcases themes of voyeurism, confusion, and love, intertwined with a parallel narrative. The film set becomes a stage for tension, as the characters navigate through flashing lights, split-screens, and strobe effects. Lux Æterna takes a unique avant-garde approach, blurring the boundaries between reality and a film-within-a-film.

The Fabulous Baron Munchausen follows the titular character as he regales people with incredible stories and embarks on extraordinary adventures. From riding a cannonball to the moon to battling a giant fish, the baron's tales are filled with wonder and excitement. Along the way, he encounters a sultan, a princess, and a beauty known as the rose. With a mixture of animation and live-action sequences, this film brings to life the fantastical world of the baron.

A charismatic leader and a high-spirited student group are on holiday in Italy. The surreal adventures of these friends are a free-flowing, four-part "multi-sensual symphony," bereft of traditional story line. One national critic described the boys' anarchic revelry as a "dream-like descent from civilization into the chaos reminiscent of Lord of the Flies."

Starring Masahiko Nishimura, "MADO(Window)" is an extremely closed, socially conscious drama based on a true story of the actual court case known as “Yokohama Secondhand Smoke Trial" in Japan, This is the first feature film directed by a successful commercial director, Mao. Being a son of the plaintiff, he had a great passion for tackling this sensitive issue caused by chemical sensitivities.

Heavy Traffic, released in 1973, is a provocative animated film that explores the gritty, surreal and dark aspects of life in a crime-ridden city. The story follows a young man named Michael who navigates through the treacherous streets while encountering a variety of eccentric and dangerous characters. From his dysfunctional family to encounters with mobsters, transvestites, and drug addicts, Michael’s journey becomes a reflection of the chaotic and often brutal urban life. The film uses animation techniques to create a visually striking and thought-provoking exploration of themes like sexuality, race, and violence.