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.

Kids

Directed by Larry Clark. Really hard hitting but good film.

expat I've seen that film, but being Canadian may play a part in it. ;-)

I've seen a lot of films that haven't been widely distributed, as I frequented the Toronto Film festival for years.

I can almost confidently submit "A Polish Vampire in Burbank". Not film festival, my sister and I spent a summer watching every horror film at our local video rental store.

I do my recommend this film.

The Owl. A vigilante who never sleeps! Lots of slow mo and flashback bits.

do not recommend this film

Raise the red lantern..Chinese film about an emperor choosing his next concubines and the scheming that went on between the women. Lovely costumes and scenery .

Once were warriors..new Zealand film about social problems amongst the Maori population. A bit violent but very powerful.

Un Chien Andalu - [1929] Surrealism film by Bunuel and Dali. No plotline but it can be found on Utube. The point was - there was no point.

I did Media and Popular Culture as part of my degree so watched a fair amount of odd and quite frankly bizarre films.

Hitch-hike [1977] was another.

Picnic at hanging rock is a very famous book!
My most memorable are
The hunchback hairball of LA
She's having a baby ( with Kevin bacon. My mum had it On video!)

the Tracey fragments. it's bizzare but brilliant

Sugarhouse? It had Andy Serkis in it playing some crazy drug lord.

The Black Balloon? 2 brothers in Australia, one autistic, quite sad.

The weirdest films are usually on at 2 in the morning when everyone is asleep I find!

Have seen Basketball Diaries a few times, I think a friend made me watch it growing up as there was a scene where she claimed you could see Leo Dicaprio's penis

I've seen Picnic at Hanging Rock, it's got Mrs Mangal of Neighbours fame in it! And I've seen Tim.
As part of my Lee Pace obsession I've watched an early film of his called The Fall, directed by Tarsem, very beautiful indeed. And he was in the film version of Miss Pettigrew lives for a Day, with Amy Adams, Frances McDormand and Ciarsn Hinds which was great.

I've seen "Welcome to the Dollhouse" more than once.

My obscure films are:
Priest
Soft Top Hard Shoulder
One Sunday in Hell

I've seen Basketball Diaries about five times. I had a mahoosive crush on Leo D

Bernard and the Genie is my favourite film ever. But no one has ever heard about it when I rave about its brilliance.

Who's read the 'ending' to Picnic at Hanging Rock? It was released in the early 80s from memory. Apparently it was based on Aboriginal Dream Time and the publishers or somesuch decided the last chapter would be better off being dropped and it being left as a mystery.

The Price of Milk is notable for being Karl Urban's film debut. I may or may not have watched his entire back catalogue.

Anyone seen Maurice?

Upstream colour.

Happiness.

It's not exactly obscure. But I don't go round telling people about it. If you've seen it, then you'll know why.

It was intense, wasn't it, Runs? I saw it in an arthouse cinema when it came out.

Teeth.

Do not ever watch Teeth

It's fairly recent so maybe not that obscure but a few months ago I watched what we do in the shadows. A vampire mockumentary/horror/comedy. It's brilliant

Last Days - a film about Kurt Cobain or an exercise in futility. I love Gus Van Sant's work but my goodness.

A Summer Story, with Imogen Stubbs and James Wilby. It was sad as hell.

I saw series 7 post battle royale so I think it lost a little something for me, still enjoyed it though.

I love intacto, Spanish number about people who can steal luck through touch.

The Name of the Rose (1986) not sure if it's that obscure but for some reason my French teachers showed it a few times. T'was odd.

Little Otik - a fairy tale about a tree stump baby!

haha Dexter I have heard about "Teeth"