After his wife passes away, heartbroken Frank starts to have hallucinations involving his childhood stuffed toy, Jericho.
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After his wife passes away, heartbroken Frank starts to have hallucinations involving his childhood stuffed toy, Jericho. DIRECTED BY: Lars von Trier FEATURING: Kirsten Dunst, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Kiefer Sutherland, Alexander Skarsgård, Charlotte Rampling, John Hurt PLOT: A young woman grapples with serious depression on her wedding day, causing rifts in her already-tempestuous family relationships. Meanwhile, a planet known as Melancholia is making its way towards Earth. WHY IT WON’T . . . → Read More: CAPSULE: MELANCHOLIA (2011) “It was like nothing anyone had ever seen before—a weird fusion of live action, story-telling and of the surreal.”–Pink Floyd the Wall Director Alan Parker on the movie’s Cannes premiere DIRECTED BY: Alan Parker FEATURING: Bob Geldof, Kevin McKeon, Jenny Wright, Bob Hoskins PLOT: The movie begins with a man sitting motionless in a . . . → Read More: 94. PINK FLOYD THE WALL (1982) Pink Floyd the Wall has been promoted to “Certified Weird” status. Comments have been closed; please post all new comments on the official entry. DIRECTED BY: Alan Parker FEATURING: Bob Geldof, Bob Hoskins, Jenny Wright PLOT: A rock singer, “Pink,” isolates himself in a hotel room and reflects upon his life while slipping . . . → Read More: LIST CANDIDATE: PINK FLOYD:THE WALL (1982) DIRECTED BY: Suzan Pitt FEATURING: Jose Luis Rodriguez Avalos (“El Doctor”) PLOT: A collection of three surreal animated shorts. In “El Doctor”, a Mexican doctor visits odd patients while dreaming of a long dead love. “Joy Street” contrasts a the life of a whimsical anthropomorphic ashtray with its suicidally depressed owner. “Asparagus” is . . . → Read More: LIST CANDIDATE: THE FILMS OF SUZAN PITT (1979/1995/2006) “If Ingmar Bergman had committed suicide, gone to hell, and come back to earth to direct an exploitation/art film for drive-ins, [Antichrist] is the movie he would have made.”–John Waters, “Artforum Magazine” DIRECTED BY: Lars von Trier FEATURING: William Dafoe, Charlotte Gainsbourg PLOT: He and She (the characters are nameless) are making love when . . . → Read More: 72. ANTICHRIST (2009) Antichrist has been promoted to the List of the 366 weirdest movies of all time. This page is left here for archival reasons. Pelase go to 72. Antichrist for more in-depth coverage of the film and to make comments. DIRECTED BY: Lars von Trier FEATURING: William Dafoe, Charlotte Gainsbourg PLOT: After the death of . . . → Read More: LIST CANDIDATE: ANTICHRIST (2009) |
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