There actually shouldn’t be a distinction of being an “art movie”. In my opinion an art movie is a film that doesn’t stand on its own. You have to have a guide or something with you that explains what you would possibly be seeing or ought to be feeling. There’s only a difference between movies thought-about ‘high art’ and ‘low art’, like ‘excessive tradition’ and ‘popular tradition’. I’ve typically mentioned in casual dialog that entertainment is for the parents who, when they get house from work, have to lie down and get their minds off of issues. Art is for the oldsters who, at the end of the day, wish…