Popular Avant Garde Films

In an alternate 1985, masked vigilantes have been forced into retirement following a government ban. When one of them is murdered, Rorschach investigates, suspecting a wider conspiracy. As nuclear tensions escalate, he must reunite his former allies to uncover the truth before a global crisis begins.

This cult classic follows the story of the memorable "The Dude" Lebowski, a lazy bowler who gets involved in a mistaken identity and a kidnapping. With its quirky characters and surreal plot, this hilarious film keeps you guessing until the very end. Directed by the talented Coen brothers and featuring Jeff Bridges' biggest hit in a starring role, this film is a must-see for all movie lovers.

In a dystopian Britain, ultra-violent teen Alex DeLarge leads a gang on a spree of assault, rape, and murder. After being betrayed and jailed, he volunteers for an experiment that conditions him against violence. But once released, Alex faces a brutal world he can no longer survive in, prey to the very violence he once embodied.

Leonard is determined to catch the man who abused and murdered his wife, but he faces a strange condition that causes him short-term memory loss. To overcome the constant mental lapses, he records clues on his skin and in photographs, though he soon begins to doubt even his own traces. A complex and cryptic narrative that stands out as one of Christopher Nolan's best works.

This sci-fi thriller explores the fuzzy line between man and machine. The film follows Caleb, a young programmer who wins a competition to spend a week with Nathan, a CEO of a tech company. When Caleb arrives at Nathan's house, he discovers that he has been invited to participate in a groundbreaking experiment: to perform a Turing test on Ava, an advanced AI who may be the first true artificial consciousness. The film doesn't simply demonize AI or glorify humanity; it highlights the complexity and ambiguity of these issues. Whether you're a sci-fi fan or simply looking for a compelling story, this movie is not to be missed.

Donnie, a troubled teenager, begins to experience strange events and visions after a near-death experience. He gradually becomes absorbed by his obsession with time travel, parallel universes and existential questions that lead him to question his reality. An iconic approach to mental health from a surrealist perspective that left a mark on film culture.

An artifact buried on the Moon leads a crewed mission to Jupiter, guided by HAL 9000, an advanced AI. As the astronauts uncover the monolith's secrets, HAL becomes a deadly obstacle. Dr. Dave Bowman faces an existential journey that will determine the next stage of human evolution.

Susie, an aspiring dancer, travels to Germany to audition at a prestigious dance academy run by the enigmatic Madame Blanc. As she begins her training, strange occurrences and suspicious behavior among the staff lead Susie to uncover a dark and sinister secret at the heart of the academy. The film is a remake of the 1977 Italian horror classic of the same name, directed by Luca Guadagnino and stars Dakota Johnson, Tilda Swinton, and Mia Goth while featuring a soundtrack composed by Thom Yorke.

Immerse yourself in the mesmerizing and haunting story of Vlad Dracula, directed by the visionary director Francis Ford Coppola. Adapted from Bram Stoker's renowned novel, this visually striking film delves into the enduring themes of passion, desire, and the eternal battle between light and darkness. With captivating performances and a seamless fusion of terror, romance, and sorrow, Dracula offers an enchanting cinematic journey.

After a car crash on Mulholland Drive leaves a woman amnesiac, she takes refuge in an apartment where aspiring actress Betty finds her. The two women search for answers in a surreal Los Angeles, entangled in conspiracy. Meanwhile, director Adam faces the pressure to cast an unknown actress—or face ruin.

In a secluded mansion, four wealthy libertines enact a brutal regime against 18 teenagers, subjecting them to escalating horrors of violence, depravity, and degradation. This controversial film, based on the writings of the Marquis de Sade, explores the darkest depths of human behavior. It is a challenging, provocative examination of power and corruption. Recommended for viewers who appreciate intense, thought-provoking cinema.

At sixteen, Jesse moves to Los Angeles to pursue a career in modelling and quickly attracts attention for a unique quality that sets her apart. As her success grows, she makes connections with others in the industry who, driven by jealousy and ambition, see her as a threat to their own fading prospects.

In this David Lynch's neo-noir psychological thriller, a curious college student discovers a severed ear, leading him into a dangerous world of deceit, violence, and sexual obsession in a seemingly peaceful small town. Lynch's direction evokes visceral emotions through surreal visuals, challenging traditional storytelling and exploring the darkest corners of human nature. This film leaves an indelible mark, pushing boundaries and provoking deep thought, making it an unforgettable and haunting cinematic experience.

In David Lynch's romantic crime drama, a passionate young couple, portrayed by Nicolas Cage and Laura Dern, must escape from a controlling mother and dangerous criminals. Lynch's unique direction, blending genres and incorporating surreal elements, delivers raw performances and a captivating journey, challenging the boundaries of reality. Winner of the prestigious Palme d'Or, this controversial film leaves a lasting impact with its intense themes and evocative storytelling.