Seven teaser posters for Lars von Trier’s latest film have arrived to remind everyone no one stirs up controversy like the Danish filmmaker.
The New Yorker has published a first-person account of the dark inner workings of Zentropa by writer Anne Mette Lundtofte.
Nine women recently claimed they were sexually harassed at the Danish production company co-owned by the controversial director, who is already facing allegations from Bjork.
Zentropa CEO Anders Kjærhauge released an official statement saying the company will “create a set of guidelines for our working culture and working environment.”
Von Trier himself is not named in the accusations, which go back years.
The drama starring Matt Dillon as a serial killer marks von Trier’s first feature since 2013’s “Nymphomaniac.”
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