Articles about Melancholia

Here's a goodl profile of Kirsten Dunst where she talks about the experience of making "Melancholia" and addressed the Cannes incident.

Heading to the cineplex with your relatives on Christmas? Here's a handy @vulture guide to safe films by family member

Two titles that have shown up repeatedly on end-of-year movie lists are "Tree of Life" and "Melancholia." This author, noticed that these two films interact as two piercing sides of the same coin which make them, perhaps more than any other acclaimed and contentiously fought-over pair of films this year, speak to each other about the worth of human existence in a way that renders them inseparable.

The Medical Billing and Coding Blog picks 10 films that accurately portray depression (via @slashfilm)

The sound designer and composer Kristian Eidnes Andersen, with the help of Wagner, created the apocalyptic audio of "Melancholia." A look in @nytimes.

Charlotte Rampling gets the anecdotal swing of things right away in this Random Roles with @TheAVClub

Lars von Trier has said plenty to alienate women. But his depiction of mental illness is vital and groundbreaking

Ellen Barkin joins Swinton (Oscilloscope's "We Need to Talk About Kevin"), Kirsten Dunst (Magnolia's "Melancholia"), Elizabeth Olsen (Fox Searchlight's "Martha Marcy May Marlene"), Michelle Yeoh (Cohen Media's "The Lady") and Mia Wasikowska (Focus Feature's "Jane Eyre") on the list of long-odds dark horse candidates vying for the fifth Best Actress slot.

The award-winning actress talks about her new film with controversial director Lars Von Trier, including her now-famous nude scene.

A profile in @nytimes with the French equivalent of Sophia Coppola - Charlotte Gainsbourg. The French actress stays true to her style to enchant film audiences and the fashion set.

The sound designer and composer Kristian Eidnes Andersen, with the help of Wagner, created the apocalyptic audio of "Melancholia." A look in @nytimes.

Here's a goodl profile of Kirsten Dunst where she talks about the experience of making "Melancholia" and addressed the Cannes incident.

Charlotte Rampling gets the anecdotal swing of things right away in this Random Roles with @TheAVClub

Ellen Barkin joins Swinton (Oscilloscope's "We Need to Talk About Kevin"), Kirsten Dunst (Magnolia's "Melancholia"), Elizabeth Olsen (Fox Searchlight's "Martha Marcy May Marlene"), Michelle Yeoh (Cohen Media's "The Lady") and Mia Wasikowska (Focus Feature's "Jane Eyre") on the list of long-odds dark horse candidates vying for the fifth Best Actress slot.

Heading to the cineplex with your relatives on Christmas? Here's a handy @vulture guide to safe films by family member

Two titles that have shown up repeatedly on end-of-year movie lists are "Tree of Life" and "Melancholia." This author, noticed that these two films interact as two piercing sides of the same coin which make them, perhaps more than any other acclaimed and contentiously fought-over pair of films this year, speak to each other about the worth of human existence in a way that renders them inseparable.

The Medical Billing and Coding Blog picks 10 films that accurately portray depression (via @slashfilm)

Lars von Trier has said plenty to alienate women. But his depiction of mental illness is vital and groundbreaking

The award-winning actress talks about her new film with controversial director Lars Von Trier, including her now-famous nude scene.

A profile in @nytimes with the French equivalent of Sophia Coppola - Charlotte Gainsbourg. The French actress stays true to her style to enchant film audiences and the fashion set.