Avant-garde Films are a type of cinematic production characterized by non-traditional, experimental techniques and content, often challenging or rejecting mainstream narrative conventions and aesthetics. These films, also known as Experimental Films, tend to emphasize on visual and auditory artistry and innovation, and can often be abstract, surreal, or highly theoretical in nature. As a unique facet of the broader category of Movies, Avant-garde Films are typically created by visionary directors and artists who aim to push the boundaries of what is accepted or expected in cinema.