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My 50 Favourite Films
(in no particular order)
1) Gus Van Sant, Elephant; 2) David Lynch, Mulholland Drive; 3) Todd Solondz, Storytelling; 4) Christopher Nolan, Memento; 5) Jim Jarmusch, Dead Man; 6) Martin Scorsese, Taxi Driver; 7) Neil LaBute, Your Friends and Neighbors; 8) Errol Morris, Fast, Cheap and Out of Control; 9) Darren Aronofsky, Requiem for a Dream; 10) Paul Thomas Anderson, Magnolia
11) Luis Bunuel, Exterminating Angel; 12) Rainier Werner Fassbinder, Chinese Roulette; 13) Stanley Kubrick, A Clockwork Orange; 14) Jean Renoir, La Regle du Jeu; 15) Bertrand Tavernier, Life and Nothing But; 16) Bernardo Bertolucci, The Conformist; 17) Tracy Moffatt, Nice Coloured Girls; 18) Mike Leigh, Naked; 19) John Huston, The Dead; 20) Federico Fellini, 8 ½
21) Terry Gilliam, Brazil; 22) Orson Welles, The Magnificent Ambersons; 23) Andrew Dominic, Chopper; 24) Peter Jackson, Braindead; 25) Ridley Scott, Alien; 26) John Waters, Pink Flamingos; 27) Christopher Guest, A Mighty Wind; 28) George Romero, Night of the Living Dead; 29) The Coen Brothers, Fargo; 30) Spike Jonze, Being John Malkovich
31) Harmony Korine, Gummo; 32) Stan Brakhage, Dog Star Man; 33) Todd Haynes, Safe; 34) Jennifer Abbott/Mark Achbar, The Corporation; 35) Peter Greenaway, The Cook, The Thief, His Wife and Her Lover ; 36) Tim Hunter, River’s Edge; 37) Lars Von Trier, Dogville; 38) David Cronenberg, Crash; 39) Robert Altman, Short Cuts; 40) Mike Mills, Thumbsucker
41) Ingmar Bergman, Scenes From A Marriage; 42) Sidney Lumet, Twelve Angry Men; 43) Francois Truffaut, The 400 Blows; 44) Henri-Georges Clouzot, Les Diaboliques; 45) Kar Wai Wong, Fallen Angels; 46) Alfred Hitchcock, Psycho; 47) Jean Vigo, Zero For Conduct; 48) Elia Kazan, East of Eden 49) Georges Franju, Eyes Without a Face; 50) Gregg Araki, Mysterious Skin
(in no particular order)
1) Gus Van Sant, Elephant; 2) David Lynch, Mulholland Drive; 3) Todd Solondz, Storytelling; 4) Christopher Nolan, Memento; 5) Jim Jarmusch, Dead Man; 6) Martin Scorsese, Taxi Driver; 7) Neil LaBute, Your Friends and Neighbors; 8) Errol Morris, Fast, Cheap and Out of Control; 9) Darren Aronofsky, Requiem for a Dream; 10) Paul Thomas Anderson, Magnolia
11) Luis Bunuel, Exterminating Angel; 12) Rainier Werner Fassbinder, Chinese Roulette; 13) Stanley Kubrick, A Clockwork Orange; 14) Jean Renoir, La Regle du Jeu; 15) Bertrand Tavernier, Life and Nothing But; 16) Bernardo Bertolucci, The Conformist; 17) Tracy Moffatt, Nice Coloured Girls; 18) Mike Leigh, Naked; 19) John Huston, The Dead; 20) Federico Fellini, 8 ½
21) Terry Gilliam, Brazil; 22) Orson Welles, The Magnificent Ambersons; 23) Andrew Dominic, Chopper; 24) Peter Jackson, Braindead; 25) Ridley Scott, Alien; 26) John Waters, Pink Flamingos; 27) Christopher Guest, A Mighty Wind; 28) George Romero, Night of the Living Dead; 29) The Coen Brothers, Fargo; 30) Spike Jonze, Being John Malkovich
31) Harmony Korine, Gummo; 32) Stan Brakhage, Dog Star Man; 33) Todd Haynes, Safe; 34) Jennifer Abbott/Mark Achbar, The Corporation; 35) Peter Greenaway, The Cook, The Thief, His Wife and Her Lover ; 36) Tim Hunter, River’s Edge; 37) Lars Von Trier, Dogville; 38) David Cronenberg, Crash; 39) Robert Altman, Short Cuts; 40) Mike Mills, Thumbsucker
41) Ingmar Bergman, Scenes From A Marriage; 42) Sidney Lumet, Twelve Angry Men; 43) Francois Truffaut, The 400 Blows; 44) Henri-Georges Clouzot, Les Diaboliques; 45) Kar Wai Wong, Fallen Angels; 46) Alfred Hitchcock, Psycho; 47) Jean Vigo, Zero For Conduct; 48) Elia Kazan, East of Eden 49) Georges Franju, Eyes Without a Face; 50) Gregg Araki, Mysterious Skin