Jacques Rivette’s 1974 mindfuck film marvel Céline and Julie Go Boating is an eccentric anomaly: bohemian, byzantine, and wonderfully insane.

The eventful film year of 1960 saw Michelangelo Antonioni’s showpiece ‘L’Avventura’ released alongside such classics as Fellini’s ‘La Dolce Vita’ and Alfred Hitchcock’s ‘Psycho’, as well as Bergman’s ‘The Virgin Spring’. Film critic Shane Scott-Travis boldly asserts that ‘L’Avventura’ has aged better than any of them.

With Vivoscene as your eager guides, allow us to suggest some sinister film oddities that will have you up into the small hours, every light in your home ablaze, senses on high alert as devilish delights dance before your cowering eyes.

For Vivoscene’s first instalment of Top Ten Lists we thought we’d take a look at ten of our favourite Rock n’ Roll movies. We mulled this over a while to present you with a list of some films maybe you wouldn’t expect or perhaps never even heard of

The film record journey to find a long lost musical legend has won the Oscar for the best film documentary. An incredibly moving film about a man who may well be the most modest musician ever, ‘Searching for Sugarman’ told the story of one Sixto Rodriguez.