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Top Picks
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Valerie and Her Week of Wonders (1970): A Fairy Tale Fever Dream from Czechoslovakia - 2
The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014): Wes Anderson at Full Speed, Full Color, Full Everything - 3
The Fall (2006): The Most Visually Stunning Film Almost Nobody Has Seen - 4
Her (2013): A Love Story About an AI That Somehow Hits Harder Every Year - 5
Stalker (1979): The Slowest, Most Profound Film You’ll Ever Stare Into - 6
All About Lily Chou-Chou (2001): The Movie That Captures What It Feels Like to Be a Teenager and Quietly Falling Apart - 7
Possession (1981): The Most Intense Divorce Film Ever Made — Also There’s a Monster - 8
Cure (1997): The Quietest, Most Unsettling Horror Film You’ve Probably Never Seen - 9
Charulata (1964): Satyajit Ray’s Most Perfect Film — About a Woman Who Deserved More - 10
The Tree of Life (2011): The Movie That Tries to Explain Literally Everything