Name the most obscure, not well known film you've seen?

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Basketball Diaries. I've never met a single person who has seen it and it's one of my favourites. Leonardo Dicaprio and Mark Wahlberg.

Like Crazy, pre Jennifer Lawrence being famous. Low budget and the cast had to make up 50% of the script.

Daydream nation. Stumbled across the trailer randomly on YouTube, decided to watch it. Really odd but turned out quite good.

I saw a film on TV years ago called 'The Token King' and absolutely loved it (it probably wasn't very good but I loved it at the time!). I don't think I've ever met anyone else that's seen it.

Frances Ha. My favourite film.

I've seen basketball diaries

I raise you the newsies, and a Swedish film where the grown up children have never left their patents house (maybe eye teeth)

dh and I love watching obscure films .

Two girls: one cup.

Don't go to sleep.
It was a horror movie.
This family had 3 children 2 girls and a boy. The eldest girl think her name was Jennifer was the apple of her parents eye and especially her grAndma.
Any way one night the family visits the grAbdmother and on the way home in the car the other 2 children tie Jennifer's shoe laces together unbeknow to her....
A few minutes later the family are involved in s terrifying crash. They get out but Jennifer is trapped and the car explodes. Killing Jennifer.
The younger girl then begins seeing the ghost of her sister, who brain washes her gets her on side and it becomes clear thT she is out for revenge.
It's s very good film. Surprised it didn't do better than it did

Seen basketball diaries too - thought it was fairly popular movie?

Empire records still one of my fav movies but seems to be a generational thing if you've seen it or not. That and clerks

Children of a Lesser God - loved it a teen

Tim - early Mel Gibson film

In fact Mallrats is same

'Skazana na Bluesa'

the first foreign language film without subtitles that I have managed.
Basically about a fucked up rockstar and his addiction to heroin and subsequent premature death.

I came across a film called, I think Alpha Male on TV one night and loved it.

Jennifer ehle was in it and I think the guy out of the office.

I haven't seen any of the films mentioned so far.

Tidelands anyone?

Series 7 - The Contenders.
It's similar to (but older than) Battle Royale and Hunger Games in that it is about people who get picked to take part in a fight to the death thing, that gets broadcast as entertainment/a warning to others.
But whenever I mention in to others, nobody has ever heard of it...

Boy Meets Girl. The 1994 film.
Utterly horrific and irredeemable.
I do not recommend it to anyone.

There was a really good one I saw, in chinese (prob mandarin) called ?Beijing Nights. It was about a band, going around China, and was very lo fi, but I remember loving it. No idea who was in it, or even what happened!

Welcome to the dollhouse. Bizarre

Bombon el perro. Stunning scenery

The Price of Milk.
A film made in New Zealand.
Twas alright.

Ps I've seen basketball diaries. It's quite well known

'Freeway II: Confessions of a trick baby', it stars Vincent Gallo as a nun.

I've seen Tim, Mel is very lovely in it.

Photographing Fairies, with Toby Stephens. My favourite film ever

I'll give you 'The Brig' and 'Not I', but then I was a drama student in the 80s and we saw some really weird stuff!

AlpacaPicnic Series 7 is fantastic! But yeah, have never met anyone else who's seen it.

Mine is possibly The Baby, sleazy 70s exploitation horror flick.

I loved a film called Bernard and the genie when I was a kid. Had lenny Henry in it. No one seems to have heard of it. Also bubble boy with jake gyllenhaal

The Black Balloon - one of the best films I've seen!

Solomon & Gaynor
Young ioan gruffydd. Welsh English and Yiddish but with subtitles obv. Love it but makes me cry every time!