OK - here's my first swing - Michel Gondry's "The Science of Sleep."  

First, let me preface this by saying that Michel Gondry has quickly become one of my favorite directors of all time, in his short full-length career.  For me, "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" is one of the greatest movies I've seen.  It's whimsical and child-like, yet quite heavy.  "The Science of Sleep" captures even more whimsy and child-like sensibilities, but doesn't have the heady genius of Charlie Kaufman behind the pen.  This changes the tone a bit, and allows Gondry to showcase his own unique language and style.  Don't expect to see a tight story - Gondry's touch is dreamlike, so this is the perfect film for him.

Gael Garcia Bernal is excellent in the film.  He's a star continuing to rise, and keeps making good decisions.  Charlotte Gainsbourg takes some time to settle into her place in the film, but ends up being very likable.    Gondry remains the star of the film - his talent drips in every scene, and when it's over you want more.  This film wasn't very well received, and I'm convinced that it's because most people don't get it.  Most people are dumb - you guys aren't.  You'll get it, and love it.  Go see it immediately.  