Neither meltdown nor breakthrough

With his latest offering, "Antichrist," Danish bad-boy director Lars von Trier is in no danger of jeopardizing his reign as the most controversial major dire...

“Antichrist.”

Danish director Lars von Trier always goes too far with his cinematic insurgencies, though at his best he'll circle back to something like lucid territory. N...

Props to Lars von Trier for managing to revive an idea that Judeo-Christian teaching, the Enlightenment, and feminism have helped us to suppress: that misogy...

Lars von Trier might not be, as he famously boasted in Cannes, “the best director in the world.” But, as witnessed by his “Antichrist,” he certainly ...

Women: intrinsically evil or tragically misunderstood? If this strikes you as a fruitful topic of discussion, then you may wish to see — or perhaps I shoul...

Lars von Trier looks into the mind of a grieving woman and finds madness and torture -- and then shares them, vividly.

Antichrist is a classic case of the Emperor's New Clothes. On the surface, it seems like there's something there - as if Lars von Trier is making bold state...

The term antichrist is commonly used to mean "the opposite of Christ." It actually translates from the original Greek as "opposed to Christ." This is a useful

Antichrist Lars von Trier cuts a big fat art-film fart with "Antichrist."