Movies Directed by Guy Maddin

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A visually rich, wordless short where a man navigates a surreal landscape of memory and myth.

Why people love it: Its dazzling set pieces and rapid montage create a fever dream of storytelling. Fans admire the daring artistry and mythic resonance.

1 / 8

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A melancholy tale of a writer obsessed with power, set in a stylized 1940s metropolis.

Why people love it: Its lavish visuals and tragic romance capture a haunting, operatic world. Fans appreciate its daring blend of myth and melodrama.

2 / 8

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A ballet adaptation of Bram Stoker's novel, performed by a troupe of dancers in a gothic setting.

Why people love it: The film fuses dance and horror into a striking visual poem. Audiences are entranced by its stylized movement and eerie atmosphere.

3 / 8

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A war‑torn soldier faces a cosmic battle in a dreamlike world, blending history and myth.

Why people love it: Its intense, poetic imagery condenses epic conflict into a few minutes. Viewers are moved by its emotional power and visual inventiveness.

4 / 8

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A surreal, autobiographical tour of Winnipeg blending memory, myth and quirky history.

Why people love it: Viewers adore its dreamlike visual style and inventive storytelling that turns a hometown into a cinematic wonder. Its blend of fact and fantasy creates an unforgettable, personal portrait of place.

5 / 8

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A surreal documentary blends fact and fantasy to explore the director's hometown of Winnipeg.

Why people love it: Maddin's inventive storytelling turns personal history into a dreamlike journey. Viewers cherish its humor, visual flair, and heartfelt nostalgia.

6 / 8

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In 1930s Winnipeg a radio station holds a contest for the saddest music, sparking bizarre chaos.

Why people love it: Its dead‑pan humor and extravagant period design make it a cult favorite. Viewers love the absurd competition and vivid cinematography.

7 / 8

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A surreal adventure weaves multiple lost-film stories into a labyrinth of absurdist humor and visual tricks.

Why people love it: Fans adore its playful homage to forgotten cinema and Maddin’s inventive storytelling. The film’s eccentric set pieces and witty dialogue keep viewers delighted.

8 / 8