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The House That Jack Built
Cast
Matt Dillon, Bruno Ganz, Uma Thurman, Siobhan Fallon Hogan View AllCrew
Lars von Trier (Director), Lars von Trier (Writer) View All
Release: Oct. 4th, 2018
Runtime: 2 hours, 31 minutes
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House that jack built
Totally a classic. haven't watched movies as much as I used to but this was definitely worth all the time I put in.
hope lars makes these kinds more often and frequently than Melancholia, and such...
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The House That Jack Built (2018)
Lars Von Trier has announced that his upcoming TV mini series The House That Jack Built will instead be released as a feature film, with 2018 being confirmed as the release date. Principal photography...
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Lars 2018 film..The house that Jack built
Judging by Lars Von teirs interviews I think it's transparent that alot of his own philosophy's are in line with his twisted character Jack who argues that morality should have no place in art. I beli...
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TV Movie about young girl/boy. Boy named Jack. Dies. Trees say "Jack" in the wind
Maybe around 1979. That's about all I can remember. I think the boy and girl were poor and lived in the woods. The girl is comforted by the sound of the wind in the trees because as the branches hit e...
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Why aren't TV's built in 2.35:1 instead of 16:9?
Basically some friends of mine do not mind watching a 2.35:1 on a 16:9 TV, where as other people complain about it, and will actually try to return the TV if a 2.35:1 does not take up the whole frame....
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pahaK
I'd like to think that The House That Jack Built is basically von Trier's provocative joke that's meant to trigger and offend (and I'm not saying that's a bad thing).
Takoma11
While, yes, ostensibly a horror film about a compulsive serial killer, a lot of runtime is spent with Jack's musings about the nature of art, while Verge casually bats back at a few of the more obvious flaws in his argument.
