Nem különösebben vagyok Lars von Trier rajongó.

A munkáiból sokat nem láttam, de pl. a Bakerman-ért hálás vagyok, nagyon tuti kis klipp.

A viszont elkeserítõ, hogy két viccesnek szánt mondatáért, kizavarják, kiközösítik egy magát nyitottnak beállító fesztiválról.

Legközelebb mi lesz? Munkatáborba zárják két viccért? Hé, ez az ember viccelt, ez kiderül az alábbi szövegbõl is! Wtf?

Melyik országból jössz Te? Vicc b+, beszélsz humorul? Humorul, a qrva anyád! Te beszélsz úgy? Akkor érted mit mondok?!

On his German roots
"I thought I was a Jew for a long time and was very happy being a Jew. Then later on came [Danish director] Susanne Bier and I wasn't so happy about being a Jew - no that was a joke. Sorry! But it turned out I wasn't a Jew and even if I was I would have been a second-rate Jew... I wanted to be a Jew and then I found out I was really a Nazi. Because my family was German. Which also gave me some pleasure."

Go on, Lars
"What can I say? I understand Hitler. I think he did some wrong things, yes absolutely, but I can see him sitting in his bunker at the end... I think I understand the man. He's not what you would call a good guy, but I understand much about him and I sympathise with him a little bit."

Really?!!?
"Come on, I'm not for the Second World War - and I'm not against Jews... Susanne Bier is... no, not even Susanne Bier! That was also a joke. I am of course very much for Jews! No, not too much, because Israel is a pain in the ass. How can I get out of this sentence?!?!?!"

Let's move on, Lars
"I'm very much for Speer - Albert Speer I liked. He was also maybe [not] one of God's best children, but he had some talent that was possible for him to use during... okay, I'm a Nazi!"

On whether he will make a film on a grander scale than Melancholia?
"On a grander scale? Yeah, that's what we Nazis really like. We have a tendency to try to do things on a greater scale. Maybe you could persuade me into... The Final Solution - with journalists."