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Dogville is a 2003 crime drama thriller film, directed by Lars von Trier, starring Nicole Kidman, Paul Bettany and John Hurt.
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60 of 122 · most liked firstTonight's film Dogville (2003)
neutral · AI labelView post →Dogville (Film / DVD: 2003) 🔊
neutral · AI labelView post →2 years ago, I hosted a Mother-themed party at PAXU (the Darren Aronofsky movie). Though I could not attend PAXU this year, I am thrilled to announce that I will be planning to host a Dogville-themed party for PAXU 2026.
neutral · AI labelView post →Four 📽 Faves: Lars von Trier Birthday Edition: 4/30/56 Danish provocateur takes big swings, even if not everything works. Check out The Kingdom 📺 on MUBI. 96 Breaking the Waves 00 Dancer in the Dark 03 Dogville 11 Melancholia Dancer & Dogville floor me! And early films fascinate. #filmsky 📽
positive · AI labelView post →I realize this is the red hot discourse of 2003, but I have never been entirely sure how the photos of American poverty in the closing credits of Dogville are meant to relate to the rest of the film, which may be why the film is so readily read as reflexively anti-American.
neutral · AI labelView post →Nicole Kidman in Lars von Trier's film "Dogville" - BOTD
neutral · AI labelView post →10 great film-objects that didn't make the list or possibly get any votes: Bad Luck Banging or Loony Porn The Clock Disorder (Huang) Dogville Love is the Message, the Message is Death The Monopoly of Power No Home Movie La Commune: Paris 1871 Transformers: The Premake (Lee) The Uprising (Snowdon)
neutral · AI labelView post →Four 📽 Faves: Lars von Trier Birthday Edition: 4/30/1956 Von Trier enthusiast, even if not everything works. Watching The Kingdom 📺 now & just rewatched The Idiots. 96 Breaking the Waves 00 Dancer in the Dark 03 Dogville 11 Melancholia Dancer & Dogville floor me! Others are great. #filmsky 📽
positive · AI labelView post →Today, Movie Slate takes a break from the Holiday cheer to talk about "Dogville" - askmovieslate.tumblr.com/post/7701166... It gets pretty ruff. #WebComic #Pony #MLPOC #Unicorn #Dogville
neutral · AI labelView post →Chloë Sevigny and Nicole Kidman at the 2003 Toronto International Film Festival for the premiere of DOGVILLE.
neutral · AI labelView post →Me: I had some free time so I decided to watch Dogville Therapist: You decided to watch a Lars von Trier movie in your spare time Me: … Me: It was 3 hours long
neutral · AI labelView post →Should that matter? Blackbox larps rely on imagination, like the movie Dogville. But clearly physical verisimilitude can help with immersion, even if it can also be constraining. Also they can be aesthetically pleasing and just a really cool spectacle.
neutral · AI labelView post →Our friend @taylorcarik.bsky.social put together this additional poster for our upcoming Nicole Kidman series, which begins Friday with the deeply unsettling DOGVILLE. Tickets and showtimes at www.trylon.org/film-series/...
neutral · AI labelView post →Probably the most minimalist film you'll find. Even deprived of great cinematography and sets, it's still compelling and never boring. Being that it's 3 hours long, that's impressive. The picture and sound quality are great. Definitely recommend this one. #dogville #larsvontrier #filmsky #curzon
positive · AI labelView post →Tina: so, you remember that Lars von Trier movie Dogville?
neutral · AI labelView post →My favorite film performances from the 2000s. Nicole Kidman, Grace Margaret Mulligan, "Dogville" (directed by Lars Von Trier). #movies #films #dogville #nicolekidman #larsvontrier
positive · AI labelView post →Dogville (2003) Have any thoughts on this unique Lars Von Trier film starring Nicole Kidman? Joining me to discuss that film year: @moviesanduspod.bsky.social #Movies #FilmSky
neutral · AI labelView post →thinking about the absolutely feral set design in johnnie to and sylvia chang's 2012 film-adapting-a-play OFFICE (DESIGN FOR LIVING) again. tativille meets DOGVILLE with douglas sirk sandwiched somewhere in the middle.
neutral · AI labelView post →Pasolini's Salo/120 Days of Sodom - Nobody ever regrets watching it. Bad Boy Bubby - One of many grim Aussie films of that era. A classic. The Warzone - Tim Roth's directorial feature. Incestuous rape introducing Colin Farrell in his feature debut. Drowning By Numbers/ A Zed and Two Noughts - Peter Greenaway shoots his films like renaissance paintings. Do you like lots and lots of snails on naked bodies? No? Tough. The Michael Nyman scores are terrific though. You can pretty much…
neutral · AI labelView post →Watched The Phoenician Scheme and 1) it’s the most theatrically presented movie I’ve seen since Dogville 2) Benecio Del Toro is a hell of a Gene Hackman substitute in a pinch
neutral · AI labelView post →Also, just to flex her Film Twitter bonafides, my grandma fucking saw DOGVILLE *theatrically* with me, in the upstairs room of Denver's also dearly-departed Esquire Theater when I was 16 and she was 72 lmao
neutral · AI labelView post →I thought Johnny Got His Gun was disturbing when I watched it in school. May have been because I was a kid though. Dogville, and most of everything else by Lars von Trier (as others have mentioned).
neutral · AI labelView post →Finally, an excuse to share my FAVORITE review of Dogville (2003)! As a heads up, it's pretty mean, but calling the movie "boringly excessively rapey" and telling fans "oh, sorry, should I put a chalk outline saying CAVE down so you know where you the fuck are?" are just too good.
negative · AI labelView post →"Nicole Kidman's Fearless Performances" starts tonight with DOGVILLE and continues every weekend in January. www.trylon.org/film-series/...
neutral · AI labelView post →Our Nicole Kidman series starts Friday with Lars von Trier's DOGVILLE. FRI/SAT 7:00 SUN 3:00 6:30 www.trylon.org/film/dogville/
neutral · AI labelView post →My Four Favourite First Time Watches of July 2023: Flowers of Shanghai (1998) Dogville (2003) Oppenheimer (2023) Beau Is Afraid (2023) (Listed in order I saw them within the month) Filmsky
positive · AI labelView post →Patrick Wang’s one-man biopic A. Rimbaud is a wildly esoteric experiment that recalls a blend of a lesser Dogville and Frederick Wiseman’s only fiction film.
neutral · AI labelView post →introducing DOGVILLE tomorrow at QuadCinema quadcinema.com/film/dogville/
neutral · AI labelView post →I saw this art film on late night TV in the early 90s * It was on a plain set like in Dogville * A man found and married a rich widow * They then emigrated to the USA * The border guard gave them hamburgers and coke and they said "but we don't like hamburgers and coca cola" but he insisted.
neutral · AI labelView post →Dogville is the best movie about America
positive · AI labelView post →Dogville is his "community pitches in to get the job done" movie.
neutral · AI labelView post →re Lars von Trier. The first movie I saw by him was Dancer In The Dark. It threw me against the wall and beat the shit out of me. It's good, and I never want to watch it again. But. Dogville, Melancholia, & The House That Jack Built were more palatable for me & i love all 3 & will gladly rewatch.
positive · AI labelView post →How about: - [The Match Factory Girl](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Match_Factory_Girl) (1990) - truly a great film with a very slow pace - [Dogville](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dogville) (2003) - it's got Nicole Kidman, Lauren Bacall, Chloë Sevigny, and James Caan! I wonder what the sets are like? - [Aguirre, the Wrath of God](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aguirre,_the_Wrath_of_God) (1972) - about an exotic river trip. yet so much more. > Judgment at Nuremberg (1961) I see and…
neutral · AI labelView post →Feeling very down about my country this morning, but thankfully I’m seeing a movie tonight. Hopefully, I’ll feel better about America after seeing *checks notes* DOGVILLE.
negative · AI labelView post →If you are missing Hacks (as is my current status these days), one of its brilliant co-creators, Lucia Aniello, is on the latest episode of @podcastlikeits.bsky.social with @emilystjams.bsky.social and @pmiscove.bsky.social discussing DOGVILLE and Nicole Kidman. You’re welcome:
neutral · AI labelView post →Dogville. Or maybe I misunderstood the question, and/or the movie. The dog is a drawing on the ground. It has a very small part, yet the dog won an award in Cannes for the movie.
neutral · AI labelView post →Favorite film for each year of the 2000s: 2000: Sordid Lives 2001: Mulholland Dr. 2002: Jackass 2003: Dogville 2004: A Dirty Shame 2005: The Descent 2006: Silent Hill 2007: You, the Living 2008: The Children 2009: Plan B 📽️
neutral · AI labelView post →Lars von Trier's "Dogville." I was absolutely livid, and decided I was never going to see another film by that hack. He's a cinematic sadist, I am not a masochist, and I wish to have no connection to his sex life.
negative · AI labelView post →In an era of twist-ending movies, this one was particularly well done. Side note: when I was married, before we had kids, we frequently vacationed in Ashland, OR. One summer we were there, we saw this at the Varsity theater. The next time we were there, we saw a different bummer NK film: “Dogville”
neutral · AI labelView post →I worked at Blockbuster in college. Dogville was on our loop but the clips they showed didn’t make it clear what a weird movie it was. Then people rented it and returned it complaining “the sets were missing.” After I got a job editing and quit my manager was arrested for embezzlement.
neutral · AI labelView post →Dogville. Dancer in the Dark. Boys Don’t Cry. This is not a comment on movie quality, it’s a comment on my lack of stomach for traumatic stuff on screen.
neutral · AI labelView post →It seems like our guest for the Season finale is unable to make an appearance. Currently, I am looking for an animator as a last-minute guest where we could talk about the movie Dogville, Bertolt Brecht, and how we could use Brecht's Verfremdungseffekt in animation. DM me if you're interested.
neutral · AI labelView post →I just watched Dogville. (SPOILER)
neutral · AI labelView post →The film Dogville captures this idea really well. I relate in a way, growing up privileged with this romantic pastoralism ideal of the "common man". I moved to the country in California and got a rude awakening. Rural folks might be baking pies and putting on their Sunday best, but underneath?
neutral · AI labelView post →And since things should, as a general principle, be in threes if at all possible... The most Very America movie I've ever seen is Dogville. I loathe Lars Von Trier, misanthropic misogynist fuck, but this one's right on the money. Including the ending. ESPECIALLY the ending. Justice is justice.
positive · AI labelView post →I will say I actually shouted "Oh, FUCK you!" at the end of a Lars Von Trier movie, but can't remember if it was Dogville or Manderlay.
negative · AI labelView post →Dogville is still the film I have been most impressed by in the past 25 years.
positive · AI labelView post →Circumstances have offered me the very rare chance to get stuck into a proper long movie this weekend. Should it be: - Profound Desires of the Gods - Celine and Julie Go Boating - 1900 - Dogville - Hard to Be a God Or something else? Preferably with a plot, characters etc.
neutral · AI labelView post →Watched Dogville (2003) yesterday. It was a trip and a half. Loved it though and it has a good political slant.
positive · AI labelView post →yes, the thing I was pointing to in the original post was the multiple realization issue, as distinct from the Brooke Smith/Alyson Hannigan issue! the issue in the film transfers over to plays--even more so because plays have sketchier backgrounds than films (except Dogville)--but not vice versa
neutral · AI labelView post →introducing DOGVILLE at Quad Cinemas on July 14!! come through!! quadcinema.com/film/dogville/
neutral · AI labelView post →Fascinating oddity, The Kingdom. Not all works, for me, but strange enough to appeal. Both those movie choices are hard-core. Dogville is my #1, Breaking my #3.
positive · AI labelView post →Covering films like: - Reindeerspotting - Inception - Drive - Dogville - Antichrist - Melancholia - Mirror - Last Year in Mariendbad - Hiroshima, Mon Amour - Songs from the Second Floor - Short Movie About Killing - Battle Royale - House
neutral · AI labelView post →Yeah Dogville I loved too. The von Trier ending (and movie in general) I despise and think is in extremely poor taste is Dancer in the Dark
positive · AI labelView post →Nicole Kidman in DOGVILLE (2003), a film by Lars von Trier. I vividly remember working at the Kino Cinema in Cork when we screened this. Due to its length we had an intermission and used the intermission card from THE LORD OF THE RINGS (with that distinctive font) borrowed from another theatre.
neutral · AI labelView post →My ex was briefly a child actress who was one of children in the film Dogville, so like hung about with kidman and the other cast has various signed shit in her parents house. It was filmed in Sweden an she's Swedish. all the kids with non speaking roles were Swedish. Funny film to be in as a wean
neutral · AI labelView post →The style of this unique experimental film works really well #dogville #experimentalfilm #larsvontrier #bluray #curzon
neutral · AI labelView post →The Rehearsal, Nathan Fielder, Tillo Huygelen, Film Atlas, Knokke Cinema, Frieda Grafe, Abbas Kiarostami, Dogville, Lars von Trier, all included in our latest Weekly Review newsletter: shorturl.at/Z70mv. Want to stay up to date? Subscribe here → sabzian.be/weekly-review
neutral · AI labelView post →Subtract DOGVILLE and ZATOICHI (both of which I saw in 2004) and add PHONE BOOTH (which is listed as a 2002 film) and here’s mine (14, turning 15 in August)
neutral · AI labelView post →The first movie where I thought “I cannot take this” was Dogville (Lars von Trier), not for horror but for SA, which immediately meant other film people told me to never watch Irreversible, which is advice I have heeded.
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