For those that believe Lars is unhappy here. I believe on the contrary. I think he is overcome with emotion from the response, and so is trying to keep his feelings in check. Last time he was at Cannes, things went very badly, and he was banned for a while. Now, this was his triumphant return. In spite of a few walk-outs (which is NOT uncommon at Cannes for a controversial film), the positive response outweighs the negative one here. He likely did not expect to be applauded so enthusiastically.
Agree at least partially. Maybe he did or maybe he didn't but it's a moment for him for sure. People are interpreting his behavior here so simplistically. And as you note there is a lot that refers to his previous Cannes experience here. For context on this film and how he feels about it or even in general about LvT, I liked this interview; if you haven't read it you may find it interesting: uniavisen.dk/en/lars-von-triers-library-of-pleasurable-things/
To people being offended for feeling disgusted by the film: aren’t you supposed to be disgusted by a film about a serial killer? I mean, really... if anything it says something about how people, have come to expect violence to be some fun entertainment...
what does "offended" mean though, because it's quite natural for people to dislike or decide to stop watch (walk out) something that disgust them. I don't think they were expecting entertainment, they just weren't expected to be so disgusted
no movie director moves me more than Von Trier. Either through his films (even the ones I dont like much, always raises important questions) or when I see his interviews. One of the greatest. Pains me to see him frail.
OMG, i still cannot believe Bruno Ganz is gone. I just got to know him from Downfall movie. I just love this actor. Poor man having Colon cancer at 77 years of age. He died a year after this festival. I think that he looks like a very sweet and good man. Take a look at his eyes. He had very kind and intelligent eyes. I hope he is rejoicing in heaven
I've just seen the movie, and I found it unbelievable, Matt's performance actually amazed me. It was like seeing Jim Carrey plays a serial killer. In fact, they look alike a bit. On the other hand, Von Trier is famous for being a difficult director to work with, however we didn't have any controversial stories or scandal behind the curtain at all. So, Lars you did a good job.
He has serious social anxiety and you can see that perhaps. It's just not his most comfortable moment. And it's no secret he has some level of existential depression and mental health issues. Consider that this might be his "last film" or at least a break for a while, it's an emotional moment for him and I can see how he'd feel kind of conflicted and anxious, especially at Cannes. Its not exactly a world where happiness makes sense. Some of us see this way and we don't expect to "recover" until it's all over. Hope this is not too dark for you.
Hans Meiser, I don't understand how you reached that conclusion from just a video. What was your process of differential diagnosis? It's rhetorical. I know you're not an expert in the area nor are intimately familiar with Parkinsons in another way. I would suggest it is uncalled for and possibly even unkind to armchair-diagnose people with diseases that people and their loved ones do suffer from. Even professionals in the area (such as myself) like neurologists or neuropsychologists refrain from it. And what if you are right that he develops Parkinsons? Will you be all "told you so!". Just in poor taste all around andI hope you will reconsider such comments in the future
And that look Lars is given to Bruno Ganz when he stopped clapping. Looks like Bruno was little bit afraid of him. I know I would be. Did you see Lars ' stare when Bruno was about to hugg Matt? Weird!
It started coming on a few seconds before the shaking, he felt it starting and clasped his hands, seconds later he brings the hands apart to see if his hands are ok and that's when we see him shaking so yes he's he's with anxiety. he then realises that having his hands clasped together in front of him is a sign of being nervous or insecure, or a sign of not being proud and fearless. His father may have been the type of man who be like "shoulders back chest out hands down by your side anything else looks weak".
Vaya, en lo personal no me llama tanto la atención el cine de Von Trier y a veces me parece algo "Pretencioso". Pero si que me sorprende ver así a Lars. Espero se recupere pronto de su depresión y tenga mejor control con la ansiedad.
Great film but why such an awkward elongated applause- like Tarantino's Ounce Upon a Time.....? It's awkward and unsettling? A senses of false enthusiasm...inflating nothing?
It's mad how awkward this is, none of them really want to be in that particular position for so long. Yes they want to win and be celebrated, but not like this. This is fucken horrible holy shit. I'd go pure red in the face and my eyes would go watery, people would think I'm crying. Lars handled it much better than the rest but started feeling the awkwardness half way through the video. This whole tradition of standing there clapping for so long at this award ceremony is painful for every single person involved but it's an old tradition and no one is brave enough to change it.
Of course he's happy.It's just that he seems to be uncomfortable while being in the spotlight. The cameraman took his time while recording the moment of applause which became very awkward.
Only 7 years ago Lars was almost fired from the stage in Cannes because of Nazi words. Now he is rewarded with a more fascist movie not with his words. Thats the hypocracy of europe.
gratuitous, unbelievable, prolonged, unnecessary, pretentious, vomit-inducing, hard to watch applause. are these real people? child murder? self-referential self-important art history references = pretension through the roof. but as always, beautiful cinematography. vanity in 7 minutes.
For those that believe Lars is unhappy here. I believe on the contrary. I think he is overcome with emotion from the response, and so is trying to keep his feelings in check. Last time he was at Cannes, things went very badly, and he was banned for a while. Now, this was his triumphant return. In spite of a few walk-outs (which is NOT uncommon at Cannes for a controversial film), the positive response outweighs the negative one here. He likely did not expect to be applauded so enthusiastically.
Agree at least partially. Maybe he did or maybe he didn't but it's a moment for him for sure. People are interpreting his behavior here so simplistically. And as you note there is a lot that refers to his previous Cannes experience here.
For context on this film and how he feels about it or even in general about LvT, I liked this interview; if you haven't read it you may find it interesting: uniavisen.dk/en/lars-von-triers-library-of-pleasurable-things/
1chienandalou thanks for sharing this great article
This is one of the greatest films I've ever seen. Lars Von Trier is an astonishing director!!
A genius director. Matt Dillon is great. Bruno Ganz is a legend. Uma Thurman is ace.
What a movie...Matt Dillon is exceptional
Never seen this long of an applause since Stalin
It is rumoured that the first one that stopped clapping became part of a house...
Since Quentin tarrantino's ovation
Rest in peace Bruno Ganz.
To people being offended for feeling disgusted by the film: aren’t you supposed to be disgusted by a film about a serial killer? I mean, really... if anything it says something about how people, have come to expect violence to be some fun entertainment...
you are very right
what does "offended" mean though, because it's quite natural for people to dislike or decide to stop watch (walk out) something that disgust them. I don't think they were expecting entertainment, they just weren't expected to be so disgusted
in fact i think for a lot of people it would actually be Lars Von Trier's comical ("entertaining") tone throughout the film that really upset them
@@yesman2407 It because they dont understand the movie
@@Stereotype23 thank you!!!!!!!
no movie director moves me more than Von Trier. Either through his films (even the ones I dont like much, always raises important questions) or when I see his interviews. One of the greatest. Pains me to see him frail.
Did David Lynch direct this video? It's really weird...
Is Lars ok?
best comment 2020
Lars IS weird
@@geraldsanchez1149 that's why I like him 👌
OMG, i still cannot believe Bruno Ganz is gone. I just got to know him from Downfall movie. I just love this actor. Poor man having Colon cancer at 77 years of age. He died a year after this festival. I think that he looks like a very sweet and good man. Take a look at his eyes. He had very kind and intelligent eyes. I hope he is rejoicing in heaven
Genius. My respects for Lars Von Trier 👏👏👏👏👏
I can't wait to see this! I haven't been this excited for a movie in a few years. Melancholia.
Un film dérangeant à tous les niveaux😎😆😳😳et Matt Dillon est impressionnant
Legend
You can disagree with me calling him greatest working director.
But can't disagree that he is unavoidable
I've just seen the movie, and I found it unbelievable, Matt's performance actually amazed me. It was like seeing Jim Carrey plays a serial killer. In fact, they look alike a bit. On the other hand, Von Trier is famous for being a difficult director to work with, however we didn't have any controversial stories or scandal behind the curtain at all. So, Lars you did a good job.
Best film on Cannes.
I really
Can not believe this. 30 seconds is more than enough
Seeing Ganz smile is kinda pretty wholesome tbh
Standing Ovation: The Movie
Lars Von Trier é um gênio. doido pra assistir The House That Jack Build
BRAVO MAESTRO LARS!!
The most beautiful and perfect artfilm ever made since Pasolini's final masterpiece.
clapping stops at 6:05
Trogdorrrrrrr Thanks😩
He looks incredibly unwell, and uncertain without even a glimpse of happiness. I hope he recovers from this very soon.
Raffy Rillo that's just Lars Von Trier for you. He's also hitting the autumn of his life hard going in and out of sobriety. God bless him!
He's interesting.. sorry you want everyone to be plastic and fake-happy..
Raffy Rillo glad to see your not being judgemental
He has serious social anxiety and you can see that perhaps. It's just not his most comfortable moment. And it's no secret he has some level of existential depression and mental health issues. Consider that this might be his "last film" or at least a break for a while, it's an emotional moment for him and I can see how he'd feel kind of conflicted and anxious, especially at Cannes.
Its not exactly a world where happiness makes sense. Some of us see this way and we don't expect to "recover" until it's all over.
Hope this is not too dark for you.
Hans Meiser, I don't understand how you reached that conclusion from just a video. What was your process of differential diagnosis?
It's rhetorical. I know you're not an expert in the area nor are intimately familiar with Parkinsons in another way. I would suggest it is uncalled for and possibly even unkind to armchair-diagnose people with diseases that people and their loved ones do suffer from. Even professionals in the area (such as myself) like neurologists or neuropsychologists refrain from it. And what if you are right that he develops Parkinsons? Will you be all "told you so!". Just in poor taste all around andI hope you will reconsider such comments in the future
" how much longa must ze clapping go on ?? "
Bruno Ganz!!!! Oh my God!
Capolavoro
LVT.
Murdering in the p.c world.
I salute you sir ! ..
RIP Bruno Ganz
Cannes does not deserve Lars.
Sebastian Melmoth after those fuckers banner him
Nope
He is happy, usually he is fucking hated in places
Lars's subconsciousness must be singing this: "... , I'm a weirdo
,what the hell am I doing here?,I don't belong here.."
Maestro
an inspiration no doubt, but my God I wonder how the HELL does he manage to commit every morning to film making looking that unwell....
My boi matt haha love that guy
Oh the insignificance of it all.
Caray,qué te has puesto anciano!
Wow longest clapping shit thought it would never end lol
lars von trier is Bach
Bach is Lars von Trier
Lars von Bach is Trier
masterpiece
And that look Lars is given to Bruno Ganz when he stopped clapping. Looks like Bruno was little bit afraid of him. I know I would be. Did you see Lars ' stare when Bruno was about to hugg Matt? Weird!
Matt Dillon is so Hot!!!
True 🔥😉
That was weird.
So people are clapping here but wasn't there like this big walkout or something?
0:32 Jesus Christ why are his hands shaking so violently?
It started coming on a few seconds before the shaking, he felt it starting and clasped his hands, seconds later he brings the hands apart to see if his hands are ok and that's when we see him shaking so yes he's he's with anxiety. he then realises that having his hands clasped together in front of him is a sign of being nervous or insecure, or a sign of not being proud and fearless. His father may have been the type of man who be like "shoulders back chest out hands down by your side anything else looks weak".
Lars Von Trier reminds me a bit of Dianne Wiest
Vaya, en lo personal no me llama tanto la atención el cine de Von Trier y a veces me parece algo "Pretencioso". Pero si que me sorprende ver así a Lars. Espero se recupere pronto de su depresión y tenga mejor control con la ansiedad.
Is it me or is the applause sort of trepidatious?
Great film but why such an awkward elongated applause- like Tarantino's Ounce Upon a Time.....? It's awkward and unsettling? A senses of false enthusiasm...inflating nothing?
is this the ending of evangelion?
It would be so awkward after about a minute of clapping
Bruno Ganz 😭
That actually looks pretty robotic and embarrassing...
gênio
It's mad how awkward this is, none of them really want to be in that particular position for so long. Yes they want to win and be celebrated, but not like this. This is fucken horrible holy shit. I'd go pure red in the face and my eyes would go watery, people would think I'm crying. Lars handled it much better than the rest but started feeling the awkwardness half way through the video. This whole tradition of standing there clapping for so long at this award ceremony is painful for every single person involved but it's an old tradition and no one is brave enough to change it.
Lars God Trier
Yo STOP CLAPPING!!! And get the camera out of Lars face he’s not even loving it (Bada ba ba ba) !!!!
Lars doesnt seem very happy with this movie
Of course he's happy.It's just that he seems to be uncomfortable while being in the spotlight.
The cameraman took his time while recording the moment of applause which became very awkward.
Kind of well known, Lars
Isnt a happy man, like ever
He doesn't seem very happy period.
Archis Achrekar He’s a miserable human being.
Blade Runner why? What has he done?
Ok c'est awkward
Henri P il a pas l’air en bonne santé lars von trier 😕
Only 7 years ago Lars was almost fired from the stage in Cannes because of Nazi words. Now he is rewarded with a more fascist movie not with his words. Thats the hypocracy of europe.
Son muy exagerados en Cannes jaja
gratuitous, unbelievable, prolonged, unnecessary, pretentious, vomit-inducing, hard to watch applause. are these real people? child murder? self-referential self-important art history references = pretension through the roof. but as always, beautiful cinematography. vanity in 7 minutes.
Perfectly stated 😂👏🏾
aw lets all pretend we didn't just watch shit.
I wouldnt mind Lars hitting the cameraman. Once or Twice. For good. Awkward that is to say
this is a bit silly
juan altredo 7 minutes of clapping is a little strange.😊
@@shawnsatrinarodriguez4429 for a masterpiece isn't!!!
Cinematic Excrement......
RIP Bruno Ganz