Reviewing films by Lars von Trier is the world’s easiest task, as most of the critics reviewing Antichrist A world leader in the end times who is revealed as a Satanic agent who wages war at ...

The Guardian’s Sean O’Hagan has a long, fascinating interview with Lars von Trier about his latest film, the controversial “Antichrist,” which spurred heated debate at Cannes earlier this year and ...

Tonight, October 22 at midnight, Lars von Trier’s “Antichrist” will opens in the U.S. in a limited release. indieWIRE is pleased to unveil an exclusive clip of the new film courtesy of IFC Films. In ...

Danish director Lars von Trier describes his dark thriller Antichrist as the most important film of his career. But when it premiered at the Cannes Film Festival in May, audiences greeted it with a ...

CANNES, France (Hollywood Reporter) - IFC Films is getting into business with the Antichrist. Just several hours after announcing it would distribute Ken Loach's soccer-star comedy "Looking for Eric," ...

Lars von Trier’s doggedly outrageous, fearsomely ambitious two-hander is so desperate to make you feel something—if only a terrible sensation of nothingness—that it’s almost poignant. Most simply put, ...

Lars von Trier, the Danish director behind art-house films Antichrist, Melancholia and Nyphomaniac, has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease at the age of 66. Zentropa, who produce Von Trier’s ...

CANNES, France—It’s been a blood-soaked first week at the Cannes Film Festival—at least on screen. Six festivals ago, Lars von Trier galvanized a mediocre competition with his coup de cinéma, Dogville ...

The film received cheers and boos alike at the Cannes film festival earlier this week, and IFC noticed. The distribution company has picked up the rights to Lars Von Trier’s controversial, torture ...

Read on to explore 10 frighteners so unflinching and bleak, you’ll never need — or maybe even want — to watch them twice. Seven teaser posters for Lars von Trier's latest film have arrived to remind ...

When it was announced that Lars von Trier's next film was going to be a two-parter called Nymphomaniac, I was worried. 2009's Antichrist and 2011's Melancholia were both astonishing and frequently ...