Best Films On The Human Condition???
 

About us, our relationships, society, motivations, truth, etc?

And I'm not necessarily talking about those complex films, with no music, no dialogue for 45 minutes - give me a Western instead. Don't give me a puzzle, give me a great script, and maybe some great acting, that's pretty much it.

Part of this is for discussion, part of it is for some of us to maybe find some great new movies we haven't seen. Some slip under the radar, some are underrated, foreign, many reasons.. But something unique, I'd rather not see a film made in 2005 when it's been already said 1000 times before the same exact way.. and better.

I'd prefer films before 1980.

Kobayashi's The Human Condition I suppose.

Re: Best Films On The Human Condition???
 

I am hard pressed to think of a film that isn't about the human condition.

https://i.imgur.com/iW7FeaL.gif

:D

But anyway, The Naked Kiss is a very good neo-noir I watched recently about the American human condition that's just as relevant today. I'll write something up about it next week.

Re: Best Films On The Human Condition???
 

Not pre-1980, but---Happiness by Todd Solondz.

Dark, but real.