1. Son of Man, USA/UK, 2006. Directed by Alfonso Cuarón and starring Cliff Owen, Julianne Moore and Michael Kane.
Adapted from the "First Lady of Speculative Fiction" P. D. James's mystery novel of the same name tells the story of the heroic battle for salvation before the demise of mankind.
2. Under the Skin, UK, 2014. Directed by Jonathan Glazer and starring Scarlett Johansson.
Based on Michelle Farber's thriller novel of the same name, it tells the story of an alien dressed in human skin who hunts and kills earthlings everywhere on Earth.
3. Eternal Sunshine of a Beautiful Mind, USA, 2004. Directed by Michelle Gunrie and starring Kim Carey and Kate Winslet.
Joel discovers that his ex-girlfriend Clementina has used advanced equipment to wash away the unpleasant memories of the two of them getting along, so Joel also decides to wash away the memories. But when the memories are washed away bit by bit, he rediscovers clementina's virtues and tries his best to keep the remaining memories...
4. Destiny's Gate, USA, 2004. Directed by Shihn Karus and starring Shirn Karus and David Sullivan.
Four unknown engineers invent a trial-and-error machine with the power of deducing and changing the world. If you aspire to have everything you can't have, what else can you expect when you're seated with everything?
5. "Sacred Carriage", France, 2012. Written and directed by Leo Carracx and starring Denis Lavan and Edise Scoble.
A man travels through "parallel spaces" and experiences stories of various identities such as murderers, beggars, CEOs, monsters, etc. in 24 hours.
6. Flying to the Sky 2002, USA, 2002. Directed by Steven Soderbergh and starring George Clooney, Natasha McEyhorn and others.
Psychologist Dr. Chris Kelvin is tasked with investigating the mysterious behavior of the "Prometheus" scientists and the incredible circumstances they encounter along the way...
7. "Block Wars", UK, 2011. Written and directed by Joe Cornish and starring Nick Frost and Judy Whitaker.
Several children living in slum neighborhoods fight aliens in a chase to keep the city safe...
8. Blind Walker, USA, animated film, 2006. Directed by Richard Linklater.
Adapted from the novel of the same name by Philip K. Dick, it mainly tells the story of anti-drug agent Fred who loses himself in order to investigate the new drug "D Pill", tries drugs by himself, and eventually becomes addicted to drugs and causes a split personality.
9. "The Return of clones," Japan, 2009. Directed by Kane Nakajima and starring Mitsuhiro Kawakawa / Eri Ishida.
One day, astronaut Kopei Takahara was killed in an accident while working outside the spacecraft's cabin. According to the contract signed by GengPing before his death, he was legally reborn through cloning technology...
10. Psychedelic Black Rainbow, Canada, 2010. Panos Kosmatus, starring Chris Gauthier/Scott Hylands.
In the mysterious Arboria research institute, Dr. Evil captures a girl for live experiments, he tries to find a breakthrough in the spiritual field, and the girl tries her best to find a way to escape from the institute, but she must first face a really dark and dangerous conspiracy in the institute...
11. Don't Let Me Go, UK, 2010. Directed by Mark Romannick and starring Carey Mulligan and Andrew Garfield.
Based on a novel by The British-Japanese writer Kazuo Ishiguro, the film tells the story of a student at a school in the english countryside in the late 1990s who discovers his unusual origins and uncanny fate...
12. Midnight Escape, USA, 2016. Directed by Jeff Nichols and starring Michael Shannon and Kirsten Dunster.
An eight-year-old boy, Elton, is kidnapped at home, and it is his biological father, Roy Tomlin, who is accompanied by Roy Tomlin's childhood friend Lucas, who wants to take the boy away from the Ranch Organization at a specific time, and the ranch leader regards the boy as a revelation. Along the way to the east, they also met the boy's mother, Sarah, whose son was forcibly taken away by the ranch organization, and she left her hometown in despair, and now the mother and son are reunited on the road...
13. The End of the World, UK, 2013. Directed by Edgar Wright, starring Simon Peggy and Martin Freeman.
Five friends who tried "Awesome Bar Roaming" as teenagers reunited years later because one of them wanted to participate in a booze marathon. They are persuaded by a guy named Gary King to do another "feat" of the year. Gary is a 40-year-old guy who fell into the smoke as a teenager. He drags the somewhat reluctant Gang of Five back to their hometown and tries to find the fabled bar "The End of the World" again. Several people looked back at the past and examined the present, realizing that the real problem was the future, not just themselves, but the survival of all mankind...
14. "Superior", USA, 2015. Directed by Jennifer Phang and starring Jacqueline Kim.
In a future city whose financial crisis has been overshadowed by soaring wealth, Gwen and her daughter Jules do their best to stick to their hobbies, despite the increasing instability of their world...
15. Cloud Atlas, USA, 2012. The Wachowski siblings co-directed with Tom Tikwe, starring Tom Hanks, Harry Berry, and Zhou Xun.
Adapted from David Mitchell's novel of the same name, it consists of six stories that seem to be independent but have some mysterious connection with each other.