Director: Germaine Dulac Considered the first surrealist film ever made, The Seashell And The Clergyman depicts the erotic hallucinations of a priest lusting after the wife of another man. Essentially a series of perplexing visuals that bear no relationship to one another, the film has been heralded as both profound and absolutely meaningless. Honestly, the films so cryptic that it could mean absolutely anything, or nothing at all, and there would be no way to know. If youre interested in filmmaking, or you just want to experience something wonderfully unique, you should definitely check it out. Its not quite as interesting as Un Chien Andalou, but it was a principle influence on Luis Buñuels masterpiece, so it certainly deserves some attention.
