@muncorner i’ve never been particularly good at narrowing down my favorite films to a specific number, but if i had to choose three within a certain category in mind, i’d go with melancholia, black swan, and the virgin suicides.
@seakissu
Lost in Translation (2003)
Loneliness, melancholy and nostalgia.
The fleeting moments of what you thought was important, but maybe was just a part of your lore that was not meant to stay, but doesn’t mean that it wasn’t also important. I love this movie, you should too.
@lomlilies
Yi Yi by Edward Yang
It’s about life, about family. It’s everything. You will learn a lot, relate to a lot and be nostalgic for past moments, fleeting but need only a little nudge to be remembered. This is a personal favorite.
@writteninpoem
Like Grains of Sand (1995)
Coming of age film. Sexuality, crushes, heartbreaks, being angry and being brave, not saying what you mean, doing the opposite of what you said. Throw teenage hormones to all that and this is what you get.
@muncorner i would like to address them as “i found myself drowning on them” movies: a man called otto, call me by your name and wandavision. there, there.