"A Serious Man" by the Coen Bros. The story revolves around a Jewish man looking for guidance while everything around him starts slipping through his fingers. He's basically a bitch and just doesn't know how to deal with things.

The movie has a lot of a awkward and dark humor and it really just does whatever the hell it wants to in terms of story and our expectations. The main character spends the entire movie trying to find meaning to what's happening to him and his family, and I left the movie with the understanding that it's your own meaning that you get that is important. The truth is that you can get lost looking for meaning. The point is, that there is no point. Nothing matters and everything matters.

The acting was great and the Coens have shown in this movie that not only can they provide meaningful choices in the plot through writing and dialogue but they can also do it symbolically and provide visual manifestation of "things to come". The ending shot provides us with the example of them and creates an understanding of who the characters are and does provide a character arc overall.

Everything was well-made. Definitely check it out.