01 A nobleman lives for centuries and changes gender halfway through, adapted from Virginia Woolf.
Tilda Swinton moves between arthouse cinema and big studio franchises without ever softening her strangeness, which is exactly why directors keep building roles specifically for her.
01 A nobleman lives for centuries and changes gender halfway through, adapted from Virginia Woolf.
02 A woman investigates a mysterious sound only she can hear, told at a deliberately glacial pace.
03 A remake of the Italian horror classic, stranger and more political than the original.
04 A girl fights a biotech corporation to save her genetically engineered best friend.
05 The Ancient One trains a arrogant surgeon in the mystic arts.
06 A hotel concierge's absurd inheritance scheme spirals across a fictional European country.
07 A class revolt aboard a perpetually moving train, the last shelter after an ice age.
08 Centuries-old vampire lovers reunite in Detroit, mournful rather than gothic.
09 A mother confronts her own complicated feelings after her son commits a massacre.
10 A corporate lawyer's crisis of conscience, with Swinton as the executive unraveling opposite him.