notagenius: Favorite European Films

dedex 01.06.20	Kewl list for a kewl topic. If you liked 11, go for Jean-Pierre Jeunet's filmography (Amelie, La cite des enfants perdus, etc.), also a French filmmaker with weirdos in it. And I don't know if you know Emir Kusturica (Serbian-French dude), he makes some pretty good films and he already won two Palmes d'Or.
notagenius 01.06.20	> dedex hey, how are you? thanks for the recommendations. I have an idea is like taking all the notes of the filmmaker and the works in comments. then we can vote for our favorites. because I will prefer editing it as a long list which is presented as sputnik members all-time favorites. it is really not necessary only having my choices because I stopped developing my personal films database for a lot of years. I will vote for Amelie and underground of Emir Kusturica. let me make a manual polling post real quick. can follow up. I am sure that it can be fun like brainstorm because sometimes we just forget about the great oldies and discussion can bring a lot new passion.
notagenius 01.06.20	Fully Not Automated Polling (will be edited when updated) Gaspar Noé: - Irréversible (Irreversible, 2002) [1] Jean-Marie Poiré: - Les visiteurs (Goodby,Children, 1993) [2] Luc Besson: - La Femme Nikita (1990) [1] Mathieu Kassovitz: - La Haine (The Hate, 1995) [2] Louis Malle: - Au revoir les enfants (Goodbye, Children, 1987) [1] - Ascenseur pour l'échafaud (Elevator to the Gallows, 1958) [1] Jean-Pierre Jeunet (France): - Delicatessen (1991) [] - The City of Lost Children (1995) [] - Amelie (2001) [2] Emir Kusturica (Yugoslavia): [2] - Arizona Dream (1993) [] - Undergropund (1995) [1] - Black Cat, White Cat (1998) [] Álexde la Iglesia: - Las brujas de Zugarramurdi (Witching and Bitching, 2013) [1] Jan Švankmajer (Czech Republic): - Jan Švankmajer's Short Animation Movies [1] Oliver Hirschbiegel: - Der Untergang ( The Downfall, 2004) [1] Roberto Benigni: - La vita è bella (Life Is Beautiful, 1997) [1] Wolfgang Petersen: - Das Boot (The Boat, 1981) [3] Dardenne Brothers (Belgium): - La promesse (The Promise, 1996)[] - Rosetta (1999)[] - Le fils (The Son, 2002) [] Aki Kaurismäki (Finland): - Varjoja paratiisissa (Shadows In Paradise, 1986) [] - Tulitikkutehtaan tyttö (The Match Factory Girl, 1990) [] François Ozon (France): - Dans la maison (In The House, 2012) [1] - Frantz (2016) [] Lars von Trier (Denmark): - Breaking the Waves (1996) [] - Dancer in the Dark (2000) [] - Dogville (2003) [] - Melancholia (2011) [] - The House That Jack Built (2018) [] more nominees? leave a comment!
Sinternet 01.06.20	no svankmajer lol
notagenius 01.06.20	> Sinternet I probably watched it but I totally forgot what was that. the only Czech Republic filmmaker in my head is Milos Forman. my god. i cannot name any other but I added it to the pool and his work get 1 vote from you. : }))
notagenius 01.06.20	I will nominee 3 works of Dardenne Brothers (Belgium) The Son, Rosetta, The Promise another 2 or 3 works of Aki Kaurismäki (Finland) Shadows in Paradise, The Match Factory Girl another 3 from François Ozon (France) In the house, Frantz, Double Lover 5 works of Lars von Trier Breaking the Waves, dancer in the dark, Melancholia, Dogville, The House That Jack Built and revisit all the movies then come back and vote because i suck. I really suck at recent works, and keep forgetting about old works. need to awaken my spirit.
Coast 01.06.20	Subway and Les Choristes are fun films. Other French faves: Irréversible Amélie Les Visiteurs Au Revoir Les Enfants La Femme Nikita La Haine
dedex 01.06.20	La Haine is a fucking classic.
Coast 01.06.20	True, hard hitting and real
Piglet 01.06.20	Emir Kusturica is the shit Also Das Boot will always be ein Deutscher Klassiker. Der Untergang as well Can't forget about La vita è bella either
budgie 01.06.20	hhhhh cuhhhhhhh wheres Las brujas de Zugarramurdi
budgie 01.06.20	double lover was dreadful
0xME 01.06.20	das Boot is amazing
notagenius 01.07.20	Das Boot hat a 5-hour-runtime uncut version which is speechlessly great, even better than director's cut. like Au Revoir Les Enfants too. but voted Ascenseur pour l'échafaud @budgie alright, i haven't seen it. "double lover" is leaving us then. bye. people, da pool is uppppdated.
Get Low 07.10.22	I've never seen A Room With a View but I highly recommend the book if you haven't read it.
Ryus 07.10.22	the shop around the corner the third man brief encounter
notagenius 07.10.22	“I've never seen A Room With a View but I highly recommend the book if you haven't read it.” okay will do after the fucking thesis i am writing
notagenius 07.10.22	>Ryus The Shop Around the Corner must be considered an American film. Only the story was set in Budapest, and the fact that Lubitsch was a German