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European Cinema Contemporary World Cinema Winter 2015 Brian Owens Contemporary World Cinema Winter 2015 Brian Owens Overview January 13 - The Cinema of Europe January 20 - The Cinema of Asia January 27 - The Cinema of the English-Speaking World February 3 - The Cinema of Africa February 10 - The Cinema of Latin America February 17 - Nashville Film Festival Preview Contemporary World Cinema Definitions What is Contemporary World Cinema? Contemporary World Cinema The Cinema of Europe Background Contemporary World Cinema The Cinema of Europe German Expressionism Contemporary World Cinema The Cinema of Europe German Expressionism The Cabinet of Dr. Calgari (1920) Robert Weine Nosferatu (1922) F. W. Murnau The Last Laugh (1924) F. W. Murnau Metropolis (1927) Fritz Lang M (1931) Fritz Lang Contemporary World Cinema The Cinema of Europe Italian Neorealism Contemporary World Cinema The Cinema of Europe Italian Neorealism Ossessione (1942) Luchino Visconti Rome: Open City (1945) Roberto Rossellini Bicycle Thieves (1948) Vittorio De Sica Umberto D. (1952) Vittorio De Sica Nights of Cabiria (1957) Federico Fellini Contemporary World Cinema The Cinema of Europe French New Wave Contemporary World Cinema The Cinema of Europe French New Wave Le Beau Serge (1958) Claude Chabrol The 400 Blows (1959) François Truffaut Hiroshima mon amour (1959) Alain Resnais Breathless (1960) Jean-Luc Godard La Jetée (1962) Chris Marker Contemporary World Cinema The Cinema of Europe Dogme 95 Contemporary World Cinema The Cinema of Europe Dogme 95 The Celebration (1998) Thomas Vinterberg The Idiots (1998) Lars von Trier Italian for Beginners (2000) Lone Scherfig The King Is Alive (2001) Kristian Levring Kira's Reason: A Love Story (2001) Ole Christian Madsen Contemporary World Cinema The Cinema of Europe Rhino Full Throttle (2013) Erik Schmidt https://vimeo.com/59301647 Contemporary World Cinema The Cinema of Europe Force Majeure (2014) Ruben Östlund https://vimeo.com/59301647 Contemporary World Cinema The Cinema of Europe Ida (2014) Pawel Pawlikowski https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXhCaVqB0x0 https://vimeo.com/59301647 Contemporary World Cinema The Cinema of Europe We Are the Best! (2014) Lukas Moodysson Contemporary World Cinema The Cinema of Europe Caché (2006) Michael Haneke Contemporary World Cinema The Cinema of Europe A Prophet (2009) Jacques Audiard Contemporary World Cinema The Cinema of Europe Melancholia (2011) Lars von Trier https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9UkBTrFRhKk Contemporary World Cinema The Cinema of Europe In a Better World (2010) Susanne Bier Contemporary World Cinema The Cinema of Europe The Triplets of Belleville (2003) Sylvain Chomet Contemporary World Cinema The Cinema of Europe Le Havre (2011) Aki Kaurismäki Contemporary World Cinema The Cinema of Europe The Kid with a Bike (2011) The Dardenne Brothers Contemporary World Cinema The Cinema of Europe The Return (2003) Andrey Zvyagintsev Contemporary World Cinema The Cinema of Europe Dogtooth (2010) Yorgos Lanthimos Contemporary World Cinema The Cinema of Europe Other contemporary European filmmakers of note: Fatih Akin - The Edge of Heaven (2007) Pedro Almodovar - Talk to Her (2002) Laurent Cantet - The Class (2008) Claude Chabrol - Merci pour le Chocolat (2000) Claire Denis - 35 Shots of Rum (2008) Werner Herzog - Bad Lieutenant (2009) Patrice Leconte - A Promise (2013) Gaspar Noé - Irreversible (2002) Contemporary World Cinema The Cinema of Europe Other contemporary European filmmakers of note: Jacques Rivette - The Duchess of Langeais (2007) Aleksandr Sokurov - Faust (2011) Bela Tarr - The Turin Horse (2011) Agnès Varda - The Beaches of Agnès (2008) Wim Wenders - Pina (2011) Contemporary World Cinema The Cinema of Europe Ones to Watch: Clouds of Sils Maria - Olivier Assayas Eden - Mia Hansen-Løve Girlhood - Céline Sciamma L'il Quinquin - Bruno Dumont The Tribe - Myroslav Slaboshpytskiy White God - Kornél Mundruczó .
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