Looking for some films, such as Alajandro Jordowosky works

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Looking for some films, such as Alajandro Jordowosky works inconnu 06/19/15 (Fri) 11:17:31 No.4948

Any recommendations are welcome

inconnu 06/19/15 (Fri) 16:09:13 No.4950

You might have a look at the 366 Weird Movies list

http://366weirdmovies.com/the-weird-movie-list/

The official list is a mix of obvious and somewhat obscure picks. The "weirdest" films on their site are interesting too, maybe even more interesting than the official list:

http://366weirdmovies.com/tag/weirdest/

inconnu 06/20/15 (Sat) 08:27:59 No.4958

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I'd recommend Terayama. His work is Generally more Difficult and more personal than something like El Topo but there are similarities in the way they approach their surrealism.

Not the best video but this should give you a taste:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JXWvblS3S8

inconnu 06/21/15 (Sun) 00:14:33 No.4961

>>4958

That film poster looks like it was done by Suehiro Maruo, that guy does a lot of weirdass stuff. If he did a poster for the film, it must be interesting.

inconnu 06/28/15 (Sun) 05:39:29 No.5007

YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.

You should watch Dark Star. Jodorowsky was very impressed with it and formed a relationship with the FX designer:

I saw in a modest festival of cinema by science fiction amateurs, a film made without means that I found marvelous: Dark Star. I contacted the boy who had made the special effects: Dan O' Bannon. I was almost with a wolf child. Completely out of conventional reality, O'Bannon was for me a real genius.