Примеры употребления для Dogville
1. He persuaded Nicole Kidman to star in Dogville, the first part of his trilogy America: Land of Opportunities.
2. Like von Trier‘s "Dogville," "Dear Wendy" is set in a depressed community where the local teenage outcasts form a gun club/cult.
3. EW Grade: D+ ‘Manderlay‘ Reviewed by Owen Gleiberman In "Manderlay," Lars von Trier‘s latest attempt to shock the moviegoers of America with what a hectoring avant–garde bore he can be, Grace, the heroine of "Dogville" (2004), having lived through the tortures of the damned (though no more so than the audience), sets upon the task of liberating black America.
4. "Manderlay" extends the dour Brechtian minimalism of "Dogville." Once again, a mostly bare stage is dotted with lines that stand in for houses and gardens, and von Trier‘s handheld camera shoves its way into the actors‘ faces, hovering there with accusatory intimacy.
5. As before, John Hurt recites the verbose fake–"Masterpiece Theatre" narration in tones so plummy and rich that the uglier the actions he describes become, the more the narrator seems to be mocking them. (The word nigger trips gleefully off his tongue.) What‘s novel about "Manderlay" is the focus of von Trier‘s contempt: In "Dogville," he subjected his heroine to the sadistic whims of small–town meanies, but now it is Grace herself who has become a rigid annoyance.