What are some good movies about depression, ennui, boredom? a.k.a.

All alone in my thread, just like my life
Thanks, /tv/

>>80802598
>>80802772
I really like the picture you posted. You're not alone.

Also maybe try Synedoche, New York.

The man who sleeps

exactly the film you are looking for op.

>>80802598
I doubt you will find good films with those themes and a happy ending

Watch The Pawnbroker my dear amigo friend

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>>80802833
Thanks, anon

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>>80802858
seconding this, depressionkino

Better things

>>80802833
>>80802858
Can't seem to find torrents of these in the qbitorrent search engine or on rutracker, and TPB is down
>>80802875
>>80803161
DLing

>>80803455
nvm, "The man who sleeps" is on YouTube and I misspelled "Synecdoche"

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A Taste of Cherry
The Fire Within

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>>80803565
A Taste of Cherry is 2nded

>>80803455
Try rarbg

>>80803523
Just stream The man who sleeps, either Youtube or somewhere else, bad quality, but it's not the kind of film that needs HD. Excellent and related. Also I can't believe you can't find synecdoche new york, it's quite popular and great as well.
>>80803565
I second the fire within. I also wanna watch oslo 31st August which people say are very similar (maybe a remake, can't remember) and recommend it a lot in these threads.

Sweet, 6 movies and a TV show
>Synedoche, New York
>The Man Who Sleeps
>The Pawnbroker
>Better Things
>A Taste of Cherry
>The Fire Within
>Oslo 31st August

Blow Up
The Man Who Wasn't There
The Sunset Limited

Noah Baumbach's Greenberg. Depression, anxiety, aging, regret.

https://youtu.be/kUX9pf_wJmg

I like this thread.I want this thread to keep up.

Also my pick would be Inside LLewyn Davis, comfiest depression movie ever.

>>80803523
nvm once again, I just had to search for the title in french instead of english

Everything by Michelangelo Antonioni.

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>>80804638
This, especially the malaise trilogy.

Nobody knows.

Pretty certain thats what its called. Its a jap movie based on the case of a mother who left her three young kids left to fend for themselves. Really depressing stuff and it does not have a happy ending but you do see the sort of life you'd expect from an impoverished family living in the big smoke. The film is very slow paced which i find adds to the lifelessness in the life of these kids.

Rundskop is a Belgian one that pretty good also i recently saw, deals with a guy who is incredibly lonely and cannot form any non-work related relationships with people, the film delves into why that is in the form of flashbacks to his childhood and you will be shocked. It really gets into the mind of this guy and his situation and a the sort of film where only men can understand

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>>80804638
>>80804928
>>80805113
Shieet, that's a lot of movies
At least I have a backlog again

>>80804928
Ahem, the alienation trilogy.

Watch them all, but you're probably going to like L'eclisse the best.

Five easy pieces