Release Year: 2004
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
- A: 3.1
- Q: 4.7
- R: 4.4
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A robot/AI rears a girl in an underground facility after extinction of humans but their relationship is endangered with the arrival of a stranger and her news. -
Man uses meditation to escape his mental illness. -
A humanoid hunter starts to wonder what it means to be alive, whether life is born or manufactured. -
In near future Brooklyn, an ad executive uses a new augmented reality technology to conduct an affair with his best friend's girlfriend...sort of. -
A psychology/philosophy of mind narrative about a man's psychological collapse as every member of society appears to homogenize into repeated units. -
A linguistics professor at Columbia University is diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's disease. The film is a testament to the ordeal families face worldwide. -
A parasite alters the behavior of several people who are connected by events but who are affected differently. -
Lack of emotions, bipolar characters, use of drugs and placebos, social experimentation. -
Parasitic alien creatures possess the minds of humans. But one alien forms a strange relationship with its host, and they attempt to liberate other humans. -
A man forms a relationship with, ultimately falling in love with, the voice of an operating system that's designed to meet his every need. -
A story of a blind person who can interact with the world using his aural perception. -
An autistic woman becomes an expert in animal husbandry owing to her insight into their mental experience, and develops a therapy for autism using farm tools. -
Surrogates explores a world in which humans have no direct social contact with each other, instead using artificial proxies for all of their interactions. -
A teacher's attempt to demonstrate the perils of dictatorship gets out of control, as his students become swept up in a wave of groupthink and compliance. -
A mysterious condition systematically shuts down an artist's autonomic functions, as he steadily blurs the line between reality and the world of his play. -
One robot (left alone on overpolluted Earth to clean-up the mess) struggles to save the robot he loves, while humanity has enslaved itself in a life of leisure. -
Memoirs of a man who suffered from "locked-in syndrome" after a massive stroke. He could only communicate by blinking his left eye. -
Ethnographic analysis of kitchen routines.
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