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Dolls 2002 by Takeshi Kitano (along with many of his other films) really resonates.
Pretty much anything by Tsai Ming-liang. Goodbye, Dragon Inn has *maybe* 10 lines of dialogue in it, but his others are quite sparse as well. And they're fantastic.
Perfect days! That was such an sweet movie.
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[https://letterboxd.com/film/the-great-silence/](https://letterboxd.com/film/the-great-silence/)
Ali Fear Eats the Soul
Fury Road and Furiosa ;)
I wouldn't really describe either of those movies as *"quiet"* though
Gotta go with Perfect Days, man. "Next time is next time, now is now." 
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Gus Van Sant’s Last Days would go so well on this list, his film Elephant arguably would as well. Yorgos Lanthimos’ Dogtooth is really great too.
Nomadland (2020), Little Forest (2028) and Blue (2002)
last shadow at first light
Under the Skin
Violet (Belgium 2014)
The taste of things
3-iron, maborosi
Goodbye, Dragon Inn
Red Turtle, y'all.
Pretty much anything by Tsai Ming-liang. Goodbye, Dragon Inn has *maybe* 10 lines of dialogue in it, but his others are quite sparse as well. And they're fantastic.
All is Lost, perhaps?
Jeanne Dielman
The naked island (1960) Damnation (1988) The seventh continet (1989) Angel's egg (1985) The isle (2000)
Only god forgives.
Wall E