/lit/ - Literature

>>17396463
Oh man, I can't say that I really have favorites but I'll give it a go. Will try helping others too
>3 books
Three Men on a Boat
Heart of Darkness
Uncle Petros and the Goldbach Conjecture
>3 films
A Man For All Seasons
Close-Up
Bringing up Baby
>3 games
The Age of Decadence
Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris
Yakuza 7
>3 albums
Brave New World
Divers
L'Amour Toujours

I'd like to read something that blurs the line between fact and fiction - doesn't matter if it's mostly one of the other or if it's a full fledged book or just a novella. Either that or something on how memory, thought and language are learned, formed, "inherited" and realized.
OR Jackie Chan/Buster Keaton/Groucho Marx in book form! I am very open to suggestions.

>>17396567
Maybe something by Houellebecq?

>>17397064
Watch Cadfael! Read The Cherry Orchard.

>>17397114
All Tomorrows: A Billion Year Chronicle of the Myriad Species and Mixed Fortunes of Man

>>17397435
Simulacron-3

>>17397552
Darkwood is a great game, I'd have listed it too were the question 5 things.
I don't know what to recommend though, maybe Satantango or Master of the Forest? Roadside Picnic maybe?

>>17397569
Beat the Reaper!

>>17398614
Bearskin

>>17399132
The Crucible

>>17399322
Altered States

>>17399371
String Theory (by DFW)

>>17399373
Maybe you might find John Searle interesting?

>>17399451
I don't know of any such books, sorry :( maybe Nadja due to some aspects it might share with Tarkovski?

>>17399512
Backstabbing for Beginners.

>>17399627
Watch Long Day's Journey into Night! Read The Man Without Qualities.

>>17399684
The Egyptian.

>>17401129
Journey to the West.

I am aware that not many of my suggestions will be books unheard of, but I tried helping to the best of my knowledge and capabilities. Fun thread.