Filmmaker's Depression Influences 'Antichrist'
Los Angeles Daily News › December 10, 2009
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Lars von Trier won't get on an airplane and sometimes he won't travel by any vehicle.
The Danish director frets that if he doesn't follow strict, self- imposed filmmaking rules, something bad will happen. (He was the brains behind the austere Dogme 95 manifesto, whose followers rejected special effects, camera shortcuts and other common movie tricks.)See the full content of this document
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Filmmaker's Depression Influences 'Antichrist'
His latest film, the controversial "Antichrist," deals in extreme apprehension of nature and sex.
Beautiful and cerebral, shocking and revolting, it charts the disintegration of a couple (Charlotte Gainsbourg and Willem Dafoe) whose toddler son jumps out of a window after seeing his parents make explicit love.Gainsbourg...See the full content of this document
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