Enemy (2013)

Director Denis Villeueve is the most convincing next generation
replacement for the likes of David Fincher, Christopher Nolan,
Paul Thomas Anderson - pretty much the Scorcese's, Spielberg's
and Coppola's of this era. Like those, brings his own problems
and talents to the table - Nolan's inability to reign in a
screenplay or Fincher's ability to adapt to entirely different
settings. As an artist, he is happily closer to Anderson and it's
difficult imagining any of those directors presenting us with as
an austere, unforgiving and art house film as Enemy. Happily one
of this generation's greatest talents on the acting side of the
camera - Jake Gyllenhaal - is almost the only actor that matters
here. What begins as a Sci-Fi mind-bending thriller, gives way to
a hugely challenging and difficult near masterpiece, that makes
far more common sense than its oblique presentation would
suggest. Watch out for the spider.