Lars von Trier is one of those directors whose name evokes extreme responses. People seem to love him or hate him. What can be said for sure is that von Trier is an iconoclast who has questioned, defined, and redefined cinematic trends. From the haunting despair of Melancholia, the raw emotion of The House That Jack Built and Dancer in the Dark, to the controversial narrative of Antichrist, his work is not just with respect to visual style but also his approach to writing, sound, narration, and working with actors. As we advance through his filmmaking career, we see the evolution of the von Trier camera from tripods and rigs to handheld and free of mechanical shackles. Von Trier’s films, including the stark and challenging Dogville, are very fascinating to examine because of his casting approach and the ability for set energies to transcend and reflect in his films.
Here's the full list of All Lars von Trier Films, Ranked:
www.highonfilms.com/all-lars-von-trier-movies-ranked/
