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1966 film that details the uprising that leads to Algeria's independence from France
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The Battle of Algiers
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Swedish film directed by Ingmar Bergman about a vacationing psychologist and her patient who become so intertwined with each other that they start to become the same person
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Persona
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Unconventional David Lynch neo-noir about an aspiring actress, an amnesiac, and a mysterious blue box
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Mulholland Dr.
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Italian neorealist drama about a man and his boy who searches the city of Rome for his lost bike
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Bicycle Thieves
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Kubrick's Cold-War satire about an insane American general who launches a nuclear bomb into the middle of the USSR
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Dr. Strangelove: or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb
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1920s silent drama about the court hearing of France's most famous martyr
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The Passion of Joan of Arc
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Terrence Malick's philosophical war film about American soldiers who recapture Guadalcanal. Sometimes referred to as "the OTHER war movie of 1998"
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The Thin Red Line
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Errol Morris's documentary with a name similar to the above about a man wrongfully accused of the murder of a small-town Texas cop. The film later proved the man's innocence during the man's later trials
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The Thin Blue Line
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French 2013 romance film about two women who fall in love in Paris. Contains a now-famous lengthy sex scene
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Blue is the Warmest Color
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Obscure indie gem by Haskell Wexler about the 1969 Democratic National Convention riots in Chicago. A scene of the movie was filmed in the middle of the ACTUAL riots (!)
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Medium Cool
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1980s dialogue-free cult film about humans and their relationship with Mother Earth. Score by Philip Glass
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Koyaanisqatsi or Powaqqatsi
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Akira Kurosawa's 1954 film that is often considered to be the world's first modern action movie
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Seven Samurai
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Often called "the greatest Hitchcock film that never was," this Dutch thriller about a man trying to get in touch with his girlfriend's abductor will shock you with its bleak and dreary ending
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The Vanishing
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Wes Anderson film about a family of prodigies
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The Royal Tenenbaums
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French-Czech animated feature with a psychedelic-jazz soundtrack and a cast of blue aliens named Draags
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Fantastic Planet
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"It'd be a lot cooler" if you knew this comedy film that jumpstarted Ben Affleck, Matthew McConaughey, and Milla Jovovich's film career, set in 1976 on the last day of school
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Dazed and Confused
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Documentary (of sorts) about a man who attempts to impersonate an Iranian filmmaker. WInner of the 1991 Palme d'Or
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Close-Up
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This Terry Gilliam film has nothing to do with what the title refers to. In fact, it's a 1984-esque sci-fi comedy starring Robert de Niro
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Brazil
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A 1962 absurdist film by Luis Buñuel about a group of wealthy aristocrats who, for some reason, cannot seem to leave a room at a party
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The Exterminating Angel
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A senator, his crack-addicted daughter, two DOA agents, a Tijuana cop, and others all deal with narcotics use and smuggling, some way or another
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