The Falls
Why this pick
Like Jane Arden’s film, this is a radical, collage-like descent into fractured identity and institutional absurdity, using experimental form to make its strange emotional world feel both clinical and unruly.
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Like Jane Arden’s film, this is a radical, collage-like descent into fractured identity and institutional absurdity, using experimental form to make its strange emotional world feel both clinical and unruly.
Why this pick
Chytilová’s anarchic editing, performative femininity, and gleeful assault on social order echo the confrontational, liberated energy beneath The Other Side of the Underneath’s experimental surface.
Why this pick
This formally adventurous feminist documentary has a different register but a related political urgency, breaking images and voices apart to expose the pressures shaping women’s lives.
Why this pick
For the raw emotional extremity and bodily, psychological rupture of Arden’s work, Żuławski delivers an intense relationship nightmare with feverish performances and hallucinatory force.
Why this pick
Its feminist rage, multi-voiced construction, and DIY formal energy resonate with The Other Side of the Underneath’s politically charged challenge to patriarchal institutions and conventional spectatorship.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Meg the Peg
