I'm still OK today

"Shiki-Jitsu" ("Ritual"), by Hideaki Anno
A beautifully filmed tale about a girl locked in a fantasy world to keep herself safe from reality and the unlikely relationship that ultimately leads to change. Anno explores his favourite themes while offering the viewer some of the best photography ever seen on screen. This is Japanese cinema at its mind-bending best.

Frankie, Frankie...

"Pusher" trilogy, by Nicolas Winding Refn.
A gritty, unrelenting peek inside the criminal underworld of Copenhagen, from the perspective of a different character on each of the three films. Drug dealers are human too.

"I've been thwarted by a curtain."

“Bear”, alternative comic by Jamie Smart.
Meet Bear, walking talking stuffed animal and war veteran. Meet Looshkin, psychotic cat with murderous intents and vivid imagination. Meet Karl, their absentee owner. You have just met the main characters of Jamie Smart’s witty, surreally funny “Bear”. Published (not surprisingly) by Slave Labor Graphics. It’s even got its own website.

5

"The Five Obstructions" ("De Fem Benspænd"), by Jørgen Leth and Lars von Trier.
Artists exploring what their art is driven by and how it relates to and reflects the artists themselves. Compulsory viewing for any cinema lover.

The cat and the roof

The cat walks on the roof
The roof eats the cat
The cat jumps off the roof
The roof is lonely

Post 2

This is still not a post, but it's getting close...

Post

This is not a post.