October 11, 2026.
Hey FriendSSS, here are this week’s recommendations:
Director: E. Elias Merhige
Year: 1991
An American experimental horror film that has become a worldwide cult classic. Entirely visual, with no dialogue, it was filmed in rough, high-contrast black and white. Its distressed aesthetic recommendations the look of ancient archival footage, creating a disturbing and surreal experience.
Director: Jim Jarmusch
Year: 1984
The film follows Willie, a Hungarian-born New Yorker; his friend Eddie; and his cousin Eva, who has just arrived from Budapest. Together, they embark on a journey from the desolate neighborhoods of New York to Cleveland and the decaying shores of Florida. Through deadpan humor and minimalist storytelling, Jim Jarmusch creates a melancholic and absurd portrait of loneliness, friendship, and displacement.
Director: Aki Kaurismäki
Year: 1989
A Siberian rock band leaves its home in the tundra to tour the United States, having been told that “they’ll buy anything over there.” Accompanied by a friend and some beer stashed inside a coffin, and sporting hairstyles that resemble unicorn horns, the musicians bravely travel across America in search of fortune. An absurdist, surreal comedy blending rock music, deadpan humor, and an ironic take on the American dream.
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