Danish director and co-founder of Dogme, Lars Von Trier is a master of the three hour melodrama.

Lars von Trier challenges veteran filmmaker Jorgen Leth to a director's game in this fascinating metafilm. Review by Jurgen Fauth.

With the second part of his US trilogy, Lars Von Trier returns to the story of the tragic American martyr. Bryce Dallas Howard replaces Nicole Kidman in the ...

For courage and sheer audacity in form and plot, no filmmaker on the world stage currently matches Lars von Trier. Three years after "Dancer in the Dark," ...

Lars von Trier should take note: every once in a while, a happy scene would be appreciated. If not a scene, then perhaps a brief moment, a glimmer of hope. ...

A review of Lars von Trier's "Dogville" ... Von Trier has never been to America and does not consider this ignorance a liability ("They made 'Casablanca' ...

Sep 18, 2007 ... It's a good week for obscure foreign films out on DVD: Lars Von Trier's office satire The Boss of It All, the absurd Belgian comedy ...

Danish director and co-founder of Dogme, Lars Von Trier is a master of the three hour melodrama. Lars Von Trier wreck us first with the devasting ...

A review of Lars von Trier's "Dancer in the Dark" starring Bjork and Catherine Deneuve.

In the final judgment however, I wonder if von Trier isn't just as dishonest as the glib ... Catherine Deneuve; Lars von Trier's Dancer in the Dark. ...