Dogville Prolog

[@AngelofMusic04]

This was my introduction to Lars von Trier. I never turned back.

[@jaykambli9307]

Dogville was my introduction to Von Trier as well! Since then I've seen Breaking the waves, Antichrist, Dancer in the dark, Melancholia and Riget, and they've all been fantastic.

[@goldenthemerciless5669]

absolutely brilliant film.

[@louiseboulton2375]

It’s shite

[@idrinkyourmilkshake845]

@@louiseboulton2375 Then...why are you here?

[@JustSomeCanadianGuy]

Say what you will about the film. That opening shot has to be in the Top 10 of all time for opening shots. Had you ever seen anything like it before you saw Dogville?

[@weinerherz0g]

i've never seen anything like dogville in general. incredible film.

[@samiralouv]

Someone gave me this movie (2008) and told me: “this movie is you!” And I put it somewhere, some months after the “beautiful present” I watched it and woke him up to ask him why? He told me “you are American, you represent America” and I shocked ... After this we used to go to movies every day, I worked a little and we had all the time to enjoy films... so I enjoyed scenes from a marriage by Bergman, we loved Von Trier’s films, we watched: dreamers, the darkest side of the heart, goodbye Lenin, the fall... le scaphandre et le papillon...4 months, 3 weeks and 2 days... We read a lot, he smoke and I had 20 coffees per day... He became my whole life, we laughed, we read, we had coffee, we loved... we watched films, we read Kundera, Cioran, Nietzsche, Borges, Benedetti, Garcia Márquez... once and over again.. He passed away.

[@Fee581]

🥺🥺 hug..

[@wintergirll]

♥️

[@Bollibompa]

So what you are telling me is that smoking is bad but coffee is good for you?

[@samiralouv]

@@Bollibompa I don’t smoke, and I do, love coffee so much.

[@Bollibompa]

@@samiralouv 20 cups a day sure is a hell of a love. Look into having coffee in your food, some dishes are really good actually.

[@dftmmwgitd]

I think 2 minutes into this film you’ll be able to tell if you’ll like it or not. I loved it, but not for everyone.

[@iolandaferrari311]

Nightmare on Elm Street

[@philipgrove3318]

Thank you. I have been looking for this. It is an amazing film

[@erikL794]

The writing which john hurt narrates is beatifully written bruh

[@SH-ye9bd]

Eu entendi que a Grace era Jesus e havia chegado a terra. Ela era pura, entendia os pecados de todos, foi obrigada a carregar uma cruz (roda), foi traída por um Judas ( namorado) mas qdo o demônio (pai) a ofereceu o mundo, ela aceitou. Pra mim é claramente uma versão bíblica.

[@LeandroMartinzzz]

SPOILER ------ Boa analise, mas ae no final Jesus aceita que e mate todo mundo? Eu vi mais como uma situacao de abuso em que a vitima se "acomoda" com a situacao em que esta pq acredita que sera' ainda pior fora dela. Ou tb "temos sempre que perdoar?" algumas pessoas sao tao toxicas que e' melhor "eliminarmos" da nossa vida, ja' que farao novamente os erros/abusos

[@LOGICZOMBIE]

OBRA MAESTRA

[@pdr770]

One ofBest Movie in. HERE.

[@BrendaJBentley]

Truth. Too much. Ok bye.

[@abdurahmanaldhanhani8807]

(((((modifications)))),,,

[@aztroboy1450]

Honestly Lars Von Trier should've stuck to these type of movies, instead of those weird arse pornos he makes now.

[@breakneck777]

I assume you are talking about Nymphomaniac, a movie he made 8 years ago now. Either way I highly doubt an artist of his calibre would care about the opinion of some sheltered little christian virgin loser like you. Go watch a Gaspar Noe film kid

[@u3u36]

@@breakneck777 Wow calm down kiddo, are you the president of his fanclub or what?

[@u3u36]

Yes, this movie is by far his best, now he's just trying too hard to shock it became boring...

[@idrinkyourmilkshake845]

@@breakneck777 Calm down lmao. What have you got against gaspar noe anyway? I think him and lars are both brilliant

[@ILoveDavidLynch]

@@idrinkyourmilkshake845 I think his comment suggests a gaspar noe film would be more shocking rather than putting down gaspar noe

[@kkandsims4612]

Aye I think I just got it Grace is supposed to represent the immigrant to America and eveythkng they do as a” Americans .” Is what most people think we do or actually I don’t do this but I know Americans that do

[@cegalo12]

This is an excellent interpretation of Dogville!

[@b.pradhana_ol660]

He should have chosen a country song to play in the background, instead of classic symphony since it's about US of A

[@JamesD-iw6pr]

That would be a little on the nose.

[@HeckaBeckaful]

That & an insult since country music is not the evolution of music in the US of A 🙄

[@maxmusic5380]

He never visited the US so why would he do a movie about it

[@rappel73]

I'm pretty sure Christopher Nolan didn't went into a black hole, but he made a movie about it anyway...

[@SapphosGalPal]

The intro might specify that the story takes place in America, but the themes explored encompass humanity.

[@quidquopro1185]

Found the person living in Dogville

[@daniellefellic9754]

Precisely because he didn't.

[@bK2pa]

@@rappel73 there isnt a culture associated with black holes...? quite an idiotic comparison.