13 Cinematic Masterpieces That Feel Like Art
Some films leave you in awe with their cinematography, acting, and music. Here are 13 productions that will make you feel like you're watching a true work of art.
1. Against the Wall (2004)
IMDb: 7.9
Cahit, who attempts suicide, is both an alcoholic and a drug addict. Ready to start a new life with the guidance of his psychiatrist, Cahit meets Sibel, who is also trying to rebuild her life after a suicide attempt. The journey of love, fate, and challenges for these two people begins...
2. Girl with a Pearl Earring (2003)
IMDb: 7.0
You know the painting 'Girl with a Pearl Earring' by Dutch Baroque painter Johannes Vermeer, known as the Mona Lisa of the North. In 2000, author Tracy Chevalier wrote a book about this painting, the painter, and a girl named Griet. This book was adapted into a film in 2003 by director Peter Webber, with Scarlett Johansson and Colin Firth in the lead roles.
3. La La Land (2016)
IMDb: 8.0
'La La Land' focuses on the intersecting lives of two people caught in traffic. Along with music, the film offers a unique visual feast. This meeting changes the lives of these two art enthusiasts in Los Angeles.
4. The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014)
IMDb: 8.1
Set between two world wars in the early 20th century, the film tells the story of a hotel in the fictional European city of Zubrowka. It offers a unique perspective through the experiences of concierge Gustave H. and lobby boy Zero.
5. The Lobster (2015)
IMDb: 7.1
In a dystopia where single people are arrested, those without relationships are placed in a terrifying hotel and forced to pair up with others. If they do not start a relationship within 45 days, they are turned into an animal of their choice.
6. Euphoria (2019)
IMDb: 8.3
Directed by Augustine Frizzell, 'Euphoria' is adapted from an Israeli series of the same name. It tells the story of 17-year-old Rue, played by Zendaya. The stories narrated by Rue address themes such as sex, identity search, trauma, social media, drugs, love, and friendship.
7. Hannibal (2013)
IMDb: 8.5
The series, adapted from Thomas Harris's famous 'Hannibal' series, focuses on 'Red Dragon.' In this serial killer story we all know, Bryan Fuller centers on FBI Agent Will Graham and his mentor Hannibal Lecter.
8. The Worst Person in the World (2021)
IMDb: 7.9
30-year-old Julie lives with 45-year-old comic book writer Aksel. Realizing she is living Aksel's life, Julie's world changes completely when she meets young and handsome Eivind.
9. Loving Vincent (2017)
IMDb: 7.8
The film follows Armand Roulin, whom Van Gogh painted at the age of 17. At his father's insistence, Armand sets out to deliver Van Gogh's letter to his brother. The film, shedding light on Van Gogh's life, is illustrated with Van Gogh's lines.
10. Only Lovers Left Alive (2013)
IMDb: 7.2
Eve and Adam, who have witnessed human history for centuries, are essentially two depressed lovers and vampires. The film, which takes us into their different lives, combines hope and pessimism while focusing on Eve and Adam's stories.
11. Good Omens (2019)
IMDb: 8.0
In a world where the apocalypse is approaching, the series depicts the angel Aziraphale, representing heaven, and the demon Crowley, representing hell. Adapted from the 1990 novel 'Good Omens' by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett, the series stars Michael Sheen, David Tennant, Jack Whitehall, Michael McKean, Miranda Richardson, Adria Arjona, Nina Sosanya, Ned Dennehy, and Ariyon Bakare.
12. Winter Sleep (2014)
IMDb: 8.0
Aydın, a retired actor, returns to Cappadocia to run a boutique hotel inherited from his father. Spending his days in this secluded hotel, Aydın writes columns for a local newspaper and contemplates writing a book on the history of theater. He is accompanied by his cold and distant young wife Nihal and his sister Necla, who moved in after her divorce. As winter sets in and the snow falls, Aydın's nerves are frayed, prompting him to consider leaving.
13. Amadeus (1984)
IMDb: 8.3
'Amadeus,' which tells the story of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Antonio Salieri, won 8 Academy Awards. Even if you are not a fan of classical music, this film directed by Miloš Forman will likely change your perspective on classical music.
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