Movies Similar to Ha-Ha, Many Mammals, Leary, Jane’s Fall (1980)

A marionette, once inanimate, awakens when its strings are cut, finding itself in a strange, dimly lit room. Now free, it cautiously explores the unfamiliar world it has always known only as…

In Prague, a young boy with a distracted mind finds an unlikely mentor: a puppet professor with metal hands and a book on his head. The professor helps the boy shed unnecessary…

This film combines documentary, poetry, and essay to present a unique look at Montreal history. Using archival footage from the 1950s and 60s, it explores the city's notable people, landmarks, and everyday…

A boy puppet falls for a girl puppet. Their love is shattered when they're sold to different owners, separating them. Determined to be together, the boy puppet makes every effort to reunite…

A collection of unusual medical artifacts features a peculiar display.

"Akihabara@DEEP" is set in Tokyo's Akihabara district and follows five otaku who leave mainstream society to start their own IT company, Crook. However, Nakagomi, the president of the powerful electronics firm Digital…

This film explores the story behind a groundbreaking filmmaking technique: using three cameras and three projectors simultaneously. This process dramatically changed movies and paved the way for widescreen cinema. It's a nostalgic…

Directed by Andreas Prochaska, this is Barbara Valentin's final film. It's a comedy.

This film features double screen projection with a live soundtrack, capturing images and sound recorded on location in the tundra of the Chukotka Region, Northeastern Siberia, Russian Federation. Music is by Prurient.…

In 2002, Velasco Broca was tasked with creating a sex education video for teenagers, resulting in "La Costra Láctea." The film blends traditional Spanish folklore with elements of fetishism and science fiction.…

Hawaiian Punch centers on two young Mormon men, Nick and Tor, as they experience life in Hawaii. The film shows their shared living situation and leisure activities around the island. They spend…

A filmmaker finds himself trapped within his own imaginative world. He faces challenges from his inner anxieties, searches for a missing scene, and encounters alternate versions of himself. This is a whimsical…

Gustav Deutsch's *ist.* series continues with its second part, creating fresh stories and atmospheres by reassembling material drawn primarily from silent films of the early era.

After moving to Paris, a struggling writer with no money encounters a streetwise prostitute. The prostitute introduces her to a life of passion, personal exploration, and open sexuality through a fast-paced series…

This documentary follows Bruno Manser, a Swiss man who chose to live with the Penan people in the rainforests of Borneo. He became involved in their fight to protect their home from…

Elaine and Ed Kendall face considerable hardship. Once deeply in love, they now seek stability in their Staten Island home. Their eldest son battles the physical and emotional wounds of war; his…

This documentary follows motorcycle enthusiasts across California, Utah, Indonesia, Spain, Scotland, and France as they rediscover the value of hands-on work and find fulfillment. Filmed on 16mm, the film explores the contrast…

Thirty years after its initial creation, a filmmaker revisits Scorsese's forgotten documentary, "American Boy," and its central figure, Steven Prince.

As the Pollard family calmly awaits their deaths from an atomic bomb, Mrs. Pollard shares a dream. In it, she is sensually bathing in the "Tears of Neglected Children."

This mockumentary follows an American filmmaker determined to make a movie about Merhan "Alfred" Nasseri, an Iranian refugee who has been stuck at Charles de Gaulle Airport since 1988. His prolonged stay…

Brakhage's *A Child's Garden* draws inspiration from poets Ronald Johnson and Charles Olson, particularly Johnson's poem "Beam 29." The film evokes the spirit of William Blake through its blend of darkness and…

A mysterious stop-motion film depicts a man's ordinary day.

A porcelain doll navigates the inner world of a dreamer's mind.

During World War II, Pierre Seel was imprisoned in the Schirmeck concentration camp after being charged with homosexuality. He endured torture and humiliation but survived, later marrying, having three children, and attempting…