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reverseshot.com - 10/13/2009

The White Ribbon

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Even indefatigable auteurists, for whom pattern itself—rather than the meaning of the revisited gesture or theme—is sacrosanct, can play favorites. At this point in his career, especially after his disastrous stunt remake of his own Funny Games , Haneke has as many detractors as he has ...

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feedproxy.google.com - 10/21/2009

Brand New International “The White Ribbon” Trailer

— feedproxy.google.com — Check out new international trailer for Michael Haneke ’s Cannes-winning masterpiece, “ The White Ribbon “ “The... White Ribbon” focuses on a rural German school in 1913, which seems to be the sight of ritual punishment. The story of the children and teenagers ... Brand New International “The White Ribbon” Trailer

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filmofilia.com - 10/21/2009

Brand New International “The White Ribbon” Trailer

— filmofilia.com — Check out new international trailer for Michael Haneke ’s Cannes-winning masterpiece, “ The White Ribbon “ “The... White Ribbon” focuses on a rural German school in 1913, which seems to be the sight of ritual punishment. The story of the children and teenagers ... Brand New International “The White Ribbon” ...

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The Auteurs Daily: Toronto and NYFF. The White Ribbon
The Auteurs Notebook — "As is the case with several films in this year's New York Film Festival, Michael Haneke's The White Ribbon exemplifies the pleasures and drawbacks of auteurism," begins Eric Hynes in Reverse Shot. "On one hand, familiarity with Haneke's (or Denis's or Dumont's or Breillat's or Resnais's or Rivette's) filmography deepens our understanding of his latest film. We can see patterns, hear rhymes and echoes, obsess over variations, while monitoring the path of a larger career arc - the director's progress and maturation. On the other ...