One thought on “Must Watch Films for Film Studies”
I love this list: I’ve printed it and it looks like I’ll be hitting my local library’s DVD section. I have seen almost all of the films on your list; I am aware of most of the ones I never got around to seeing, but now I will. And there are a few “new” ones I am now aware of. All of these lists are subjective, of course, and there is no right or wrong—so in my adjusted listing I’d personally bump: Get Out, Her, Amelie, and Blue Velvet for: Carl Theodore Dreyer’s Vampyr (1932), Russian Ark (2002), and Michelangelo Antonioni’s The Passenger (1975) and Ugetsu (1953).
I love this list: I’ve printed it and it looks like I’ll be hitting my local library’s DVD section. I have seen almost all of the films on your list; I am aware of most of the ones I never got around to seeing, but now I will. And there are a few “new” ones I am now aware of. All of these lists are subjective, of course, and there is no right or wrong—so in my adjusted listing I’d personally bump: Get Out, Her, Amelie, and Blue Velvet for: Carl Theodore Dreyer’s Vampyr (1932), Russian Ark (2002), and Michelangelo Antonioni’s The Passenger (1975) and Ugetsu (1953).