Who is the best active director in the industry?
Who is the best active director in the industry?
Ian White
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Lucas Lee
Terrence Malick
David Lynch
Apichatpong Weerasethakul
Andrey Zvyaginstev
Nuri Bilge Ceylan
Pedro Costa
Anocha Suwichakornpong
Lav Diaz
John James
these, adding for myself
>Todd Solondz
>Richard Linklater
>Ruben Östlund
>Bela Tarr
>Aki Kaurismäki
Cooper Flores
Nope. It's PTA.
James Robinson
You forgot Michael Haneke.
Lucas Butler
>David Lynch
>active
TP: The Return was the last real project he'll ever do. He's old and hasn't expressed much interest in other things, and he takes forever to do them. The most we'll get out of him will be a few self-recorded shorts of sock puppets eating a tree.
Levi Diaz
I also forgot LVT ;)
Joshua Brooks
Solondz hasn't made a good one in ten years and Kaurismaki is at best hit or miss.
Jackson Johnson
>Solondz hasn't made a good one in ten years
Life During Wartime isn't good but I am a huge fan of Dark Horse and Weiner Dog. What didn't you like about them?
John Cox
I haven't seen Antiporno yet, but you might wanna add Sion Sono.
Kayden Flores
>TP: The Return was the last real project he'll ever do
oh thank god
Blake Watson
Tarr is retired, no?
Haha no I didn't
Alexander Jenkins
You're a pleb then.
Nathaniel Lewis
filmmakers don't retire until they die.
Isaac Perez
also he made this
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>Muhamad (2017)
>A young boy plays an accordion in a shopping mall. Béla Tarr picks up the camera one more time to shoot his very last scene. It is his anger about how refugees are treated in Europe, especially in Hungary.
Wew.
Anthony Murphy
These are good choices.
Also Ang Lee.
Zachary Peterson
>Politics of the filmmaker say anything about the quality of the film.
Dumb brainlet.
Julian Diaz
Scorsese and Nolan faggits
Camden Jenkins
Of course they don't, but it's still CRINGEWORTHY TO THE MAX
Christian Hughes
>Nolan
Lol. No.
Oliver Gonzalez
Can you follow the fucking conversation?
Noah Williams
Shit. I'm drunk. Never mind
Angel Thomas
>>Ruben Östlund
hack
Cooper Phillips
hack stands for Hilarious and Consummate Kinographer in this case :)
John Murphy
>Solondz
Haven't seen dark horse. Here's a good review of Wartime: letterboxd.com
But Weiner Dog is fun because it is sincere and actually funny and not edgy moralizing (I wouldn't call it great).
Nathaniel Gutierrez
Juziboxus
Landon Jenkins
Joss Whedon
Rian Johnson
Joshua Bailey
why did you put so much emphasis on the casting changes, and why did you neglect to mention that Cirian Hinds' performance humanized the character in his moment of seeking redemption?
Henry Perry
PTA
Tarantino
Aronofksy >(although jury's still out on mother!
Cmaaaan!
Angel Ortiz
lmao
Landon Watson
malick is first period of filosophy tier
Michael Cook
(You)
Jose Sanders
Zack Snyder, unironically.
He's one of the best today
Liam Hughes
Godard
Wong Kar Wai
Todd Haynes
Lynch
Coens
Unironically Nolan (only big time mainstream director really pushing the boundaries of filmmaking)
Malick would be in there but his last film was absurdly bad and I think KoC is decent.
Eli Moore
>Todd Haynes
fuck no.
Elijah Scott
>only 1 poster has mentioned the Coen brothers
What on earth happened to Sup Forums?
Julian Allen
it got better. I like the Coen bros though.
Blake Brown
...
Tyler Gutierrez
Denis Kinoneuve.
Sebastian Martin
>Dennis Memeamemememe
Gabriel Roberts
Not an argument.