Kafka's, a country doctor by yamamura. It's just an adaptation of Kafka so it's got it's existentialist street cred. It's a decent adaptation if you can handle somewhat experimental animation.
Ghost in the shell (1995)
Kind of basic and by the book philosophically, but classic anime, great animation, and of course one of the main visual works that established the feel of the cyberpunk aesthetic along with Bladerunner
Haibane Renmei
Mild surrealism, angst, and existentialism wrapped up in a slice of life. Not overtly philosophical, but what little is there is important.
>>2995
Eva (tv) is Freud plus Positive psychology 101 shoved into a contrarian("deconstructionist") mecha show.
End of Evangalon ep 1 is Biblical symbolism cliffs notes and Freudian bullshit dialed up to 11.
EoE ep 2 is just Anno screaming at the viewer "GET A LIFE YOU IMMATURE DELUSIONAL VIRGIN OTAKU LOSERS!!!!"
That last one is actually what makes Eva valuable IMO, it's rare to watch something where the director so clearly holds his audience in contempt.
>>6068
>unexplained scenes like her sister babbling and seeing some shit
You mean the one in the diner? If I recall correctly there was a companion scene to that one, where it was further implied that the "sister" wasn't actually real, but maybe another aspect of lain/or other entity existing in the wired. (I can't find the screenshot but I believe there was a scene that was just like the first, excepting the sister had already disappeared, and the "messages" she saw in the first scene appeared on someone's cell phone. Nonlinear narrative and all that.)
Anyways, while there weren't really clear explanations for everything, I thinPost too long. Click here to view the full text.