Alphaville (1965, Dir. Jean-Luc Godard)

Film noir meets dystopian future — where a detective named Lemmy Caution wanders through a city run by an emotionless computer.
Alphaville uses no sets, no effects — just the sterile architecture of 1960s Paris shot like alien ruins. Godard turns logic itself into the villain.
It’s weird, beautiful, and unforgettable — sci-fi filmed like philosophy.

Rating: 5 / 5