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They Shoot Pictures Don't They They Shoot Pictures Don’t They Utdrag fra “THE 1,000 GREATEST FILMS” Nr Tittel Regissør År Land 81 Close-Up Kiarostami, Abbas 1990 Iran 84 GoodFellas Scorsese, Martin 1990 USA 89 Brighter Summer Day, A Yang, Edward 1991 Taiwan 91 Satantango Tarr, Bela 1994 Hungary 95 Pulp Fiction Tarantino, Quentin 1994 USA 106 Histoire(s) du cinema Godard, Jean-Luc 1998 France 146 Beau travail Denis, Claire 1999 France 188 Chungking Express Wong Kar-wai 1994 Hong Kong 215 Three Colours: Blue Kieslowski, Krzysztof 1993 France 218 Big Lebowski, The Coen Brothers 1998 USA 226 Thin Red Line, The Malick, Terrence 1998 USA 228 Breaking the Waves von Trier, Lars 1996 Denmark 239 Underground Kusturica, Emir 1995 France 240 Fargo Coen Brothers 1996 USA 258 Piano, The Campion, Jane 1993 Australia 263 Groundhog Day Ramis, Harold 1993 USA 275 Three Colours: Red Kieslowski, Krzysztof 1994 France 276 Schindler's List Spielberg, Steven 1993 USA 284 Unforgiven Eastwood, Clint 1992 USA 306 Puppetmaster, The Hou Hsiao-hsien 1993 Taiwan 308 Double Life of Veronique, The Kieslowski, Krzysztof 1991 France 314 Days of Being Wild Wong Kar-wai 1990 Hong Kong 316 Reservoir Dogs Tarantino, Quentin 1992 USA 331 Heat Mann, Michael 1995 USA 334 Magnolia Anderson, Paul Thomas 1999 USA 340 Matrix, The Wachowskis 1999 USA 351 Through the Olive Trees Kiarostami, Abbas 1994 Iran 355 Lost Highway Lynch, David 1997 USA 365 All About My Mother Almodovar, Pedro 1999 Spain 391 Festen Vinterberg, Thomas 1998 Denmark 394 Hoop Dreams James, Steve 1994 USA 397 Happy Together Wong Kar-wai 1997 Hong Kong 406 Toy Story Lasseter, John 1995 USA 419 Shawshank Redemption, The Darabont, Frank 1994 USA 422 Quince Tree of the Sun Erice, Victor 1992 Spain 445 Taste of Cherry, A Kiarostami, Abbas 1997 Iran 446 Flowers of Shanghai Hou Hsiao-hsien 1998 Taiwan 450 Safe Haynes, Todd 1995 USA 458 Eyes Wide Shut Kubrick, Stanley 1999 USA 461 Wind Will Carry Us, The Kiarostami, Abbas 1999 France 462 Farewell, My Concubine Chen Kaige 1993 China They Shoot Pictures Don’t They Utdrag fra “THE 1,000 GREATEST FILMS” 470 Short Cuts Altman, Robert 1993 USA 471 Moment of Innocence, A Makhmalbaf, Mohsen 1996 Iran 474 Barton Fink Coen Brothers 1991 USA 478 Nouvelle vague Godard, Jean-Luc 1990 France 497 Fight Club Fincher, David 1999 USA 498 Silence of the Lambs, The Demme, Jonathan 1991 USA 505 Trainspotting Boyle, Danny 1995 UK 507 Rosetta Dardenne Brothers 1999 Belgium 514 Naked Leigh, Mike 1993 UK 536 Casino Scorsese, Martin 1995 USA 539 Raise the Red Lantern Zhang Yimou 1991 China 542 Funny Games Haneke, Michael 1997 Austria 559 Forrest Gump Zemeckis, Robert 1994 USA 576 Age of Innocence, The Scorsese, Martin 1993 USA 577 Dazed and Confused Linklater, Richard 1993 USA 581 Terminator 2: Judgment Day Cameron, James 1991 USA 582 Dead Man Jarmusch, Jim 1995 USA 590 Idiots, The von Trier, Lars 1998 Denmark 593 Angel at My Table, An Campion, Jane 1990 New Zealand 599 Mother and Son Sokurov, Aleksandr 1997 Russia 607 Amants du Pont-Neuf, Les Carax, Leos 1991 France 622 Titanic Cameron, James 1997 USA 627 Vive L'Amour Tsai Ming-liang 1994 Taiwan 629 Abraham's Valley Oliveira, Manoel de 1993 Portugal 630 Sicilia! Straub & Huillet 1999 Italy 631 Ashes of Time Wong Kar-wai 1994 Hong Kong 634 Last Bolshevik, The Marker, Chris 1993 France 649 Secrets & Lies Leigh, Mike 1996 UK 659 Belle noiseuse, La Rivette, Jacques 1991 France 660 Miller's Crossing Coen Brothers 1990 USA 677 After Life Koreeda, Hirokazu 1998 Japan 684 Boogie Nights Anderson, Paul 1997 USA Thomas 689 Ulysses' Gaze Angelopoulos, Theo 1995 Greece 694 Gummo Korine, Harmony 1997 USA 707 Orlando Potter, Sally 1992 UK 714 Crumb Zwigoff, Terry 1994 USA 732 Haine, La Kassovitz, Mathieu 1995 France 734 Princess Mononoke Miyazaki, Hayao 1997 Japan 735 Thelma & Louise Scott, Ridley 1991 USA 740 D'est Akerman, Chantal 1993 Belgium They Shoot Pictures Don’t They Utdrag fra “THE 1,000 GREATEST FILMS” 746 Outer Space Tscherkassky, Peter 1999 Austria 748 Pickpocket Jia Zhangke 1997 China 759 Ice Storm, The Lee, Ang 1997 USA 760 My Own Private Idaho Van Sant, Gus 1991 USA 761 L.A. Confidential Hanson, Curtis 1997 USA 783 Blue Jarman, Derek 1993 UK 784 River, The Tsai Ming-liang 1997 Taiwan 788 And Life Goes On... Kiarostami, Abbas 1992 Iran 789 Starship Troopers Verhoeven, Paul 1997 USA 805 Lessons of Darkness Herzog, Werner 1992 France 807 Hana-Bi Kitano, Takeshi 1997 Japan 809 To Live Zhang Yimou 1994 China 814 Van Gogh Pialat, Maurice 1991 France 825 Se7en Fincher, David 1995 USA 830 Edward Scissorhands Burton, Tim 1990 USA 838 Topsy-Turvy Leigh, Mike 1999 UK 863 Long Day Closes, The Davies, Terence 1992 UK 864 Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me Lynch, David 1992 USA 866 Crash Cronenberg, David 1996 Canada 867 Lone Star Sayles, John 1996 USA 870 JFK Stone, Oliver 1991 USA 886 Nightmare Before Christmas, Selick, Henry 1993 USA The 888 Usual Suspects, The Singer, Bryan 1995 USA 889 Rushmore Anderson, Wes 1998 USA 891 Exotica Egoyan, Atom 1994 Canada 895 Wild at Heart Lynch, David 1990 USA 905 Ju Dou Zhang Yimou 1990 China 906 Burnt by the Sun Mikhalkov, Nikita 1994 Russia 910 Straight Story, The Lynch, David 1999 USA 918 Ghost in the Shell Oshii, Mamoru 1995 Japan 920 Hyenes Mambety, Djibril Diop 1992 Senegal 930 Malcolm X Lee, Spike 1992 USA 934 Godfather Part III, The Coppola, Francis Ford 1990 USA 942 American Beauty Mendes, Sam 1999 USA 945 Insider, The Mann, Michael 1999 USA 962 Caro diario Moretti, Nanni 1994 Italy 964 Goodbye South, Goodbye Hou Hsiao-hsien 1996 Taiwan 966 Saving Private Ryan Spielberg, Steven 1998 USA 975 Before Sunrise Linklater, Richard 1995 USA 976 Hard-Boiled Woo, John 1992 Hong Kong 979 Audition Miike, Takashi 1999 Japan They Shoot Pictures Don’t They Utdrag fra “THE 1,000 GREATEST FILMS” 981 Last of the Mohicans, The Mann, Michael 1992 USA 984 Run Lola Run Tykwer, Tom 1998 Germany 991 Natural Born Killers Stone, Oliver 1994 USA Rød farge: Vises våren 2016 Blå farge: Vist tidligere.
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