/lit/ - Literature

ITT: post a favorite movie, get recommended a book based on that movie's content/feel

I'll start. No Nietzsche please.

anyone seen this? have had it on my harddrive for years at this point, still haven't made time to watch it

Post /lit/ flicks

>>14517424
Top kino, but enjoyed this more

What novel can even come close to achieving the experience of this film
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kawX46GHKYk

so i just finished the movie "The Turin Horse" and it made me wonder if we will ever find a meaning in life , from stoics, absurdism to Nietzsche and basically every philosopher ever , while pondering on our own putrid and feeble mortality , will there ever be a light in this experience or is the suffering just way heavier ? going on our daily repetitive lives seeking some sort of higher inner peace , when does life become worth living through the suffering , and i mean true suffering with no hope of a better state of being , and is our mortality the basis of all these thoughts or just the fact that there's too much meaningless cruelty and pain

>i know this may not be the most /lit/ thread but i want to hear personal opinions not any writer or philosopher's pov, just your honest and real opinion , how do you cope while surrounded by nothing but abhorrence and despair