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Screenwriter, Director, Cinematography, With
Screenwriter
- 2006 - The Boss of It All
- 2005 - Manderlay
- 2004 - Dear Wendy
- 2003 - The Five Obstructions
- 2003 - Dogville
- 2000 - Dancer in the Dark
- 2000 - The Exhibited
- 1998 - The Idiots
- 1997 - The Kingdom II
- 1996 - Breaking the Waves
- 1994 - The Kingdom
- 1991 - Europa
Cinematography
- 1998 - The Idiots
Director
- 2009 - Antichrist
- 2006 - The Boss of It All
- 2005 - Manderlay
- 2003 - Dogville
- 2003 - The Five Obstructions
- 2000 - Dancer in the Dark
- 1998 - The Idiots
- 1997 - The Kingdom II
- 1996 - Breaking the Waves
- 1994 - The Kingdom
- 1991 - Europa
- 1984 - The Element of Crime
With
- 1998 - The Humiliated
Articles
- Jul 22 2009 - Lars Von Trier discusses 'Antichrist'
- Jul 22 2009 - Classic Film Club: Breaking the Waves (1996)
- Jul 21 2009 - 'Antichrist' cinematographer Anthony Dod Mantle: interview
- Jul 7 2009 - Lars von Trier's 'Antichrist': joke or masterpiece?
- May 26 2009 - Cannes 2009: Final round-up
- Apr 23 2009 - Cannes 2009: the full line-up is revealed!
- Apr 14 2009 - Lars von Trier's 'Antichrist': trailer preview
- Feb 24 2009 - Film production preview 2009
- Mar 6 2008 - 'Red Road' gets follow-up
- Feb 21 2008 - Stellan Skarsgård: interview
- May 14 2007 - Out of Harmony's way
- Feb 21 2007 - Cannes forms 'super-group'
- Dec 11 2006 - Von Trier encourages audiences to 'Lookey' closer
- Oct 13 2006 - London Film Festival feature
- Oct 12 2006 - 'The Last King of Scotland' set visit
- Oct 11 2006 - 'Red Road' feature
- Sep 28 2006 - Life on Lars
- May 19 2006 - 'Red Road' set visit
- Feb 10 2006 - 'Manderlay' screening offer
- Sep 15 2005 - London Film Festival line-up announced
- Aug 5 2005 - 'Dear Wendy' - Thomas Vinterberg Q&A
- Jul 28 2005 - Lars von Trier interview
- Jun 22 2005 - Toronto Film Festival line-up
- May 26 2005 - Nicole Kidman to reunite with von Trier
- May 23 2005 - Cannes 2005 assessed
- May 18 2005 - Cannes: Day Eight
- May 11 2005 - Lars von Trier delays final part of trilogy
- May 11 2005 - Cannes 2005 preview
- May 6 2005 - George Lucas to receive special Cannes honour
- Apr 20 2005 - Time Out's pick of Cannes 2005
- Apr 19 2005 - Cannes Film Festival line-up announced
- Jan 27 2005 - Sundance: Day Five
- Jan 25 2005 - Sundance: Day Three
- Jan 19 2005 - Utah Saints
- Nov 1 2004 - Q&A: Nicole Kidman
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