Proof (1991)

One great appeal of films from Australia is that the creative talents Down Under look at the world from a vantage point that can strike us who live in the upper latitudes as charmingly and piercingly inside-out. The idiosyncratic genius of Proof (1991) starts with its protagonist, a photographer who happens to be blind. He only takes pictures to assure himself that the seen universe does, in fact, coincide with how it has been described to him by his sighted associates. His housekeeper, in the spirit of playful and mildly evil mischief, only rearranges the blind shutterbug's furniture and his erotic self-possession to prove that there is no certainty in this life, not even for those of us fortunate enough to view this quirky gem.