El Topo (1970): This bizarre, mesmerising neo-Spaghetti Western, internationally regarded as his masterpiece, and credited as the original Midnight Movie, tells of a gunfighter taking revenge on a group of murderous bandits, and encountering cave-dwellers, dwarf women, and religious cults, in between disembowelments and cactus whippings.

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Holy Mountain (1973): In this hallucinogenic journey full of exquisite imagery a thief bands together with a group of the most powerful people in society, made up of politicians, industrialists and financiers. Together they set out in search of immortality, lead by a charismatic guru, (played by Jodorowksy himself).

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Fando & Lis (1968, B&W): Fando and his partially paralyzed lover set off in search of the mythical city of Tar. Based on a play by Jodorowsky's fellow Panique! collaborator, Fernando Arabel, and sharing the surrealist qualities of Dali, this bizarre but beautiful tale scandalised and shocked audiences upon release, causing a riot at its premiere at the Acapulco Film Festival.