Philosophy Movies

A four-hour French comedy that masterfully blends absurdist humor with the profound existential philosophy of Albert Camus.

A traveler, wandering through all four seasons in just one day, discovers that every season holds its own beauty. With its meditative and magical...

With their relationship on the rocks, David and Emily move to Halifax to catch a break from the pandemic and their monotonous routine. Upon meeting...

It’s 3 AM, the neon is buzzing, and nobody's where they thought they’d be. In the restless late hours of Miami, nine characters stumble...

In the late-night-early-hours of the morning, Gary has an existential crisis; he questions the meaning of life, much to the annoyance of his...

These last major lectures by Hans Heinz Holz (1927–2011) follow his philosophical reflection from Parmenides to Karl Marx. They were recorded...

An absurd man, feeling hopeless, decides to end his life. The night before, he dreams of a perfect world with no pain. In this dream, he sees how...

This remastered, rare, local production from the 80s is an unfiltered look into the mind and heart of the world-renowned folk artist Howard Finster....

After a $30K film project went south, Isaiah had to make a risky decision to flip the idea upside down, and turn the train-wreck of a film into his...

a poem. trees. fragments of fritz. love—and nothing besides!

In a forgotten virtual world, those who have discovered that they were created as mere programs live in constant fear of the "Bugs" consuming their...

In the midst of the deepest sleep comes the awakened one.

A group of plushies find themselves without purpose after their owner leaves for college. During their time alone they begin to form their own...

Three figures, supposedly representing human forms seen through light levels far below the visible light spectrum, have a series of conversations in...

A sequence exploring the complexities of time and its relationship with the most important moments in our lives.

It’s all me, me, me – this experimental animation on the Self wittily wraps up Jung and old philosophies in a Paul Klee-inspired design.