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Lars Von Trier Bonanza: 'Melancholia' Buzz; Nazi Controversy; 'The Five Obstructi
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May 18, 2011
You can say this for Lars Von Trier: he doesn't believe in treading lightly. If today wasn't so busy I'd spend a few hours digging up the director's old comments from Cannes press conferences and correlating their level of pseudo-outrage to the quality of the film he's promoting. His latest movie, Melancholia, premiered at Cannes today and the reviews are (perhaps predictably) mixed, with some of the most ...
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On Second Thought, Lars von Trier "Not Sorry" About Nazi Remarks After All
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Kirsten Dunst Thinks Lars Von Trier is an Idiot
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Michael Giltz: Cannes 2011 Day Eight, Nine and Ten: "Melancholia" As Von Trier and Al
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