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One of the strangest films of Czechoslovakian New wave.

The Japanese film that inspired Quentin Tarantino's KILL BILL duology.

This is your sign to watch Kiyoshi Kurosawa's CURE (1997).

A bizzare live-action adaptation of Junji Ito's manga.

When David Lynch delivered one of the best transitions put on screen.

Twin Peaks behind the scenes. Sheryl Lee being one of the best scream queens.

Nicole Kidman picks her Letterboxd top 4. #filmtwt

How Studio Ghibli use 60:30:10 rule in their animated films.

Before liminal spaces had a name on the internet, there was Quest (1984).

Would you rather have the historical accuracy of Troy (2004) or the artistic liberty of The Odyssey (2026)? Which one do you prefer?

David Lynch was heavily inspired by Irish-British painter Francis Bacon and it shows in his works.

Werner Herzog once said that seeing a piece of fried bacon stuck to a bathroom wall in Gummo (1997) completely knocked him out of his chair. A random, almost absurd image but somehow unforgettable. That’s exactly the kind of film this is.

"Man with a Movie Camera" is a 1929 silent avant-garde film whose innovative shots and editing techniques still feel quite modern nearly a century later.

During the production of RAN (1985), Akira Kurosawa faced the progressive deterioration of his eyesight. To compensate for these visual limitations, the director adopted a rigorous planning method, creating hundreds of detailed storyboards.

Willem Dafoe picks his Letterboxd top 4. #filmtwt

In his 1986 film A Better Tomorrow, John Woo (#botd) invented "Gun-Fu" and rewrote the rules of action cinema.

Director Bong Joon Ho and his translator Sharon pick their Letterboxd top 4. #filmtwt

Jean-Luc Godard and Anna Karina meeting Carl Theodor Dreyer at the Paris premiere of 'Gertrud' in 1964.

Alfred Hitchcock (#botd) directed more than 50 films over six decades, redefining the thriller genre, inventing ground-breaking film techniques and pushing narrative boundaries, leaving audiences filled with fear, terror, tension and surprise. What's your favorite film from Alfred Hitchcock?

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In 1976, the U.S. government funded one of the most psychedelic short films ever made. It was filled with odd images and occult symbols. 🎬 from 200 (1976) by Vince Collins.

Imagine this being your debut film as a director.

The more you watch it, more surreal it gets. A Satoshi Kon masterpiece that inspired Christopher Nolan's Inception (2010).

All 2 hours and 42 minutes of Andrei Tarkovsky's STALKER (1979) compressed into 90 seconds.

Martin Scorsese at the monitor while directing "The Saints". Still completely immersed in the craft. 👍

Klaus Kinski's intense argument with the production manager, Walter Saxer during the filming of Werner Herzog's Fitzcarraldo (1982).

On this day, 60 years ago, Ingmar Bergman's masterpiece PERSONA (1966) was released in Sweden.

Every single detail in the surreal parade scene from Satoshi Kon's Paprika (2006) explained.

There is a beautiful Iranian film that explores why that question isn’t as simple as you think it is.

Sergei Parajanov’s “The Color of Pomegranates” (1969) is a masterpiece of extraordinary beauty. The film is based on the life &amp; work of the Armenian poet Sayat-Nova. Visually, Parajanov’s film is poetry brought to life. It tells story through symbols, colors objects &amp; gestures.

Movie Rapid Fire with Guillermo del Toro

STALKER (1979) was shot in heavily polluted industrial locations, and years later both Tarkovsky and lead actor died from cancer.

Some of these shots from French avant-garde artist Jean Cocteau look modern even by 2026 standards. It’s hard to believe this film was released 76 years ago, back in 1950.

John Cassavetes explaining how he arranged money for his independent projects.

Guillermo del Toro on AI and Animation.

Food (1992, Švankmajer) is a Czech surrealist short film about human exploitation and consumerism. It shows eating as a metaphor for consumption. It's only 16 minutes long and is a must watch short film (link below).

Full 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY (1968) by Stanley Kubrick compressed into 87 seconds.

Most people on social media believe in half baked stories. Here is what Shelley Duval said about those infamous 127 takes:

Christopher Nolan has long cited Michael Mann's 1995 crime epic Heat as an inspiration for The Dark Knight (2008). Here is how Heat inspired The Dark Knight. #filmtwt

When Josh Brolin sent his audition tape to Coen Brothers for a role in NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN, it was more than Josh's acting that caught their attention. Coen brothers wanted to know who shot it.

Sergei Parajanov’s “The Color of Pomegranates” (1969) is a masterpiece of extraordinary beauty. The film is based on the life & work of the Armenian poet Sayat-Nova. Visually, Parajanov’s film is poetry brought to life. It tells story through symbols, colors objects & gestures.