German born writer, director and Palme d’Or winner Michael Haneke gives us his take on Nazi movies ‘Downfall’ and ‘Schindler’s List’.
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Hanake: “I could never make a film about Hitler, making entertainment out of tragedy is disrespectful.”
Me, an american: “Fck it man, Cinema is life, u can make whatever u want cause you’re free to express yo self… bro”😂
Funny, Haneke is one to talk about manipulation when he’s one of the most manipulative directors around.
I think you’ve failed to understand his point.
I’m quite sure he loves The Zone of Interest
He was speaking of the truth. The bottom line for a writer is to be truthful.
What a banal perspective
Don’t get me started on Steven Spielberg. Isn’t he the one who introduced us to the summer blockbuster, ending the glorious era of 70s cinema? .. Don’t get me started with his manipulative and SAPPY style of empty entertainment.. the exact opposite of cinema.
The pretentious snob who made Funny Games (TWICE) moralizing to ANYONE is hilarious.
This is like an SNL sketch written by Bill Hader
Yeah, audience should be given space to think for themselves without oppresive extreme editing doing all the thinking and imagination for them
I love coming back to this weird pseudo-roundtable. It is the basically the perfect example of an artist vs. a group of hacks; something that weirdly gives me hope.