Each of these is amplified by the rush of emotional confusion, the onanistic waterfall of acorns on the tin roof. Some involve a graceful death of an infant, made more terrifying by the beauty in which we receive it. Some involve genitals, an ordinarily off-limits zone. There are some pretty powerful images here. I do not know from outside sources what caused his depression, but it is pretty clear from this desperate message from within. Causal mechanics are not what we think we know from the beginning. This is a tornado of witchcraft, like the Roeg film, but from a filmmaker within it. He is confused, haunted, magically twisted through the sexual magic he and we see but which permeates and guides the narrative. But we see it from the husband's untrusted eye. The story is identical to "Don't Look Now." We as viewers think we see a child lost, and follow a couple in a grief that swallows them. His gush of expression floods past his constraints of Danish discipline. That is what makes it so, so very powerful. Where it is technically competent, it is only temporarily so. Looking at the usual areas where he is disciplined, you can see he is sloppy. At each juncture, I wonder how powerful a film might be if he used what he knows to communicate, rather than to practice. They engage for how they are made, not what they are. I find them interesting, but there is always an academic distance that keeps them from connecting. Lars von Trier has built a life making films that exploit experiments in convention. I was a bit vulnerable when encountering this world and it affected me. It is so deeply disturbing that I caution you to stay away from it.
He makes a film painfully pulled from his soul, so difficult in the making that he is suicidal. Now here we have a man deeply depressed, possessed. Connected with this is films that have a love story that features a woman the male filmmaker is in love with. The connection with their lives is - with few exceptions - with the art.
Scorcese and Fincher (for example) not only makes a wide variety of stories, but they deliberately do so.
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This interests me because most movies are made by professional storytellers. Some day, they might make engaging films and who knows what will happen. This fascinates me generally their stories are about fighting the devil, a narrative that encompasses both what is in the film and what surrounds the making of the film. It is a school and the purpose is to make films that evangelize. Down the road from me is a coven of Christian filmmakers.
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