Danish film director (born 1956) known for provocative, divisive auteur films. Co-founder of the Dogme 95 movement and creator of visually daring works including Antichrist, Melancholia and Nymphomaniac.

Born April 30, 1956. Danish director; co-founder of Dogme 95; frequently described as a controversial auteur whose films provoke strong critical debate. Often credited with a 'depression trilogy' comprising Antichrist, Melancholia and Nymphomaniac.

DeBaser reviews describe Lars von Trier as a divisive auteur whose films provoke strong reactions. Recurring themes include sexuality, violence, nature, and existential depression. Reviews praise visual daring and performances while often faulting excess and authorial ego.

For:Readers interested in challenging, provocative arthouse cinema and auteur directors.

 

Six minutes of lovemaking in super slow motion.

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"Nymphomaniac is a four-hour porno. Long live Lars Von Trier."

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