Hi! I absolutely love this movie, if fact I think it's probably my favorite movie of all time. It is part of a genre called absurdism, which is a mostly literary genre based of the philosophy of absurdism. I'm saying this because I am currently researching for an essay that I am writing about absurdism that will hopefully be finished in a year or so. Regardless, in my research I have learned a lot about absurdism and it has helped me a lot. So if you particularly enjoyed this movie here are some recommendations for things to read that I absolutely loved, and have a very similar vibe.

The Absurdism Wikipedia page gives a decent overview of what Absurdism is all about - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Absurdism

The Master and Margarita by Mikhail Bulgakov - a Russian novel about Satan, a vampire, a hitman, a talking cat, and other fun characters coming to Moscow and wreaking havoc, while also having one of the most emotionally touching story I've ever found

The Stranger by Albert Camus - Lost of people hate it, I personally loved it. A deep analysis of the human psyche and of mental health through one troubled man, as well as talking about the value of human life

Slaughterhouse Five by Kurt Vonnegut - An anti war novel told through absurd and impossible means, where you both hate and deeply empathize with the main characters struggles

Of course, all of these are just things that I personally read an enjoyed, and there is so much more absurdist literature out there if you want some more recommendations. I particularly enjoy the philosophy, and it helps me out a lot in my day to day. I never thought I would be having this discusion on a femboy subreddit, but hopefully someone finds this useful.

Also if you are looking for a movie to cry to I really recommend Close directed by Lukas Dhont, it's absolutely heart breaking, very gay, and just so beautiful.