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The Lonely Planet: Lars von Trier’s Melancholia

Judit Pintér
December 2011
Feature Articles
The folly of Lars von Trier’s words at Cannes should not taint the achievements of this mesmerising and haunting film.

Lars von Trier’s Other Comments at Cannes

Moira Sullivan
June 2011
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In his now infamous press conference, Lars von Trier’s comments about Nazis and Jews received the overwhelming focus of attention, but other contentious words were overlooked.

Antichrist: Chronicles of a Psychosis Foretold

Daniel Vilensky
December 2009
Feature Articles
Not surprisingly, Lars von Trier’s film has divided opinion. Nor is there much consensus on how best to interpret this tale of grief, pain, and despair. Daniel Vilensky comes at this most enigmatic of films from a range of critical angles.
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Danish Dogmas: Purity and Provocation: Dogma ’95 edited by Mette Hjort and Scott MacKenzie

Ove Christensen
October 2004
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In 1995 the (in)famous Danish director Lars von Trier and the young director Thomas Vinterberg launched a manifesto for filmmaking known as Dogma '95 and a set of rules – The Vow of Chastity – that had to be ob...

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