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Antichrist

3 Ratings: 4.3

Art House & International movie directed by Lars von Trier

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Cast: Willem Dafoe, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Storm Acheche Sahlstrøm

Director: Lars von Trier

Genre: Foreign

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review by nateandersen. June 09, 2010

posted in Movie Hype

A dark and disturbing but endlessly provocative and brilliantly shot depiction of woman, man, nature

A woman and a man lose their son in a tragic accident. Rather than trust in the medicine prescribed by her psychiatrist to ease her grief, he (a psychotherapist) decides to subject her to his own therapeutic regime. She (in an incredibly devastating performance by Charlotte Gainsbourg) will face her fears directly, and see that there is nothing to fear. He doesn't consider that he may have something to fear from her, or that he, with his clinical detachment from feeling and incessant preoccupation … more

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review by amoslassen. August 19, 2010

Not Just a Movie, an Experience

"Antichrist" Not Just a Movie, an Experience Amos Lassen While a couple is having sexual intercourse in one room, their son falls out of the window in another room and dies. The mother is so grief-stricken that she is hospitalized but her husband who is a therapist brings her home and wants to treat her depression himself. They decide to confront their fears and go to stay in their cabin in the woods where something terrible happened … more

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review by cyclone_march. March 17, 2010

posted in Movie Hype

Very disturbing, very beautiful

Pros: Beautiful to watch, intense story, acting, music Cons: Unfortunately too intense/abusive for a wider audience The Bottom Line: One of the prettiest movies I've ever seen. The subject matter is a painful descent into madness but ultimately worth significant effort. Directors categorized in the spastically defined “art house” generally create films that are usually (at least for me) difficult as … more

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