Before he started making English-language films—and became a name-brand arthouse auteur in the process—Yorgos Lanthimos was a charter member of the so-called “Greek Weird Wave.” Here you can see two films with interconnected motifs from his early, surly years: Kinetta, Lanthimos’s first solo directorial effort, about a trio of homicide recreators in the eponymous seaside town, and Alps, in which a group offer to perform the roles of the recently deceased to bereaved friends and relations.