Michael Haneke: #5 – The Time of the Wolf
Michael Haneke’s fascination with the human condition has been the nucleus of a two-decade long film-directing career. His very reputation as a social commentator of the bleak and brutal aspects [...]
Michael Haneke: #4 – The Seventh Continent
We’ve come to a point in our study of the films of Michael Haneke where themes can be spotted and a lineage can be formed. The very reason I chose [...]
Michael Haneke: #3 – Funny Games
Haneke is never too far from the perverse. Yet, while his films often shock and disturb his audience, this is rarely his aim. Haneke’s cinematic CV asks his audience to [...]
Michael Haneke: #2 – Hidden
The pejorative effect of a generation’s actions, if left unresolved can prevail over the next until their demon is ousted through confession. Michael Haneke tells the story of the disunion [...]
Michael Haneke: #1 – The Piano Teacher
If one closes one’s eyes an imprint of the previous image perceived can be viewed on the black of one’s eyelids. We have no control over the image, it is [...]
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