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Primary Filmography

  1. Costa, Pedro, dir., Casa de Lava (Down to Earth) (1994)
  2. dir., Cavalo Dinheiro (Horse Money) (2014)
  3. dir., Juventude em Marcha (Colossal Youth) (2006)
  4. dir., No quarto da Vanda (In Vanda’s Room) (2000)
  5. dir., O Sangue (The Blood) (1989)
  6. dir., Ossos (Bones) (1997)
  7. dir., Vitalina Varela (2019)
  8. Demoris, Emmanuelle, dir., Mafrouza — 1. Oh la nuit! (Mafrouza — 1. Oh at Night) (2007)
  9. dir., Mafrouza — 2. Coeur (Mafrouza — 2. Heart) (2010)
  10. dir., Mafrouza — 3. Que faire? (Mafrouza — 3. What is to Be Done?) (2010)
  11. dir., Mafrouza — 4. La main du papillon (Mafrouza — 4. The Butterfly Hand) (2010)
  12. dir., Mafrouza — 5. Paraboles (Mafrouza — 5. The Art of Speaking) (2010)
  13. dir., Voyage au lac — 1re partie. À demain (Journey to the Lake Part 1 — Till Tomorrow) (2023)
  14. dir., Voyage au lac — 2e partie. Clameurs (Journey to the Lake Part 2 — So Far) (2023)
  15. dir., Voyage au lac — 3e partie. Vers l’île (Journey to the Lake Part 3 — To the Island) (2023)
  16. Frammartino, Michelangelo, dir., Il buco (The Hole) (2021)
  17. dir., Il dono (The Gift) (2003)
  18. dir., Le quattro volte (The Four Times) (2010)
  19. Serra, Albert, dir., Crespià, the Film Not the Village (2003)
  20. dir., El cant dels ocells (Birdsong) (2008)
  21. dir., El senyor ha fet en mi meravelles (The Lord Worked Wonders in Me) (2011)
  22. dir., Els noms de Crist (The Names of Christ) (2010)
  23. dir., Honor de cavalleria (Honor of the Knights) (2006)
  24. dir., The Three Little Pigs (2012)
  25. Tarr, Béla, dir., Családi tűzfészek (Family Nest) (1977)
  26. dir., Kárhozat (Damnation) (1987)
  27. dir., Macbeth (1980)
  28. dir., Öszi almanach (Autumn Almanac) (1985)
  29. dir., Sátántangó (Satanic) (1994)
  30. Tarr, Béla, and Ágnes Hranitzky, dirs, A londoni férfi (A Man from London) (2007)
  31. dirs, A torinói ló (A Turin Horse) (2011)
  32. dirs, Werckmeister harmóniák (Werckmeister Harmonies) (2000)

Other films, video art, and installations

  1. Abi Samra, Maher, dir., Makhdoumin (A Maid for Each) (2016)
  2. Akerman, Chantal, dir., Jeanne Dielman, 23, quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles (1975)
  3. dir., Jeanne Dielman, 23, Quai du Commerce 1080, Bruxelles (1975)
  4. Alonso, Lisandro, dir., Fantasma (2006)
  5. dir., La libertad (Freedom) (2001)
  6. Alÿs, Francis, Song for Lupita (1998)
  7. Angelopoulos, Theo, dir., To vlemma tou Odyssea (Ulysses’ Gaze) (1995)
  8. Antonioni, Michelangelo, dir., L’avventura (The Adventure) (1960)
  9. Apichatpong Weerasethakul, dir., Syndromes and a Century (2006)
  10. Bay, Michael, dir., Transformers (2007)
  11. Benning, James, dir., Rurh (2009)
  12. Bergman, Ingmar, dir., Persona (1966)
  13. Boutang, Pierre-André, and Dominique Rabourdin, dirs, Serge Daney — Itinéraire d’un ciné-fils (Serge Daney — Itinerary of a Cinema Son) (1992)
  14. Cuarón, Alfonso, dir., Children of Men (2006)
  15. Dahlberg, Jonas, dir., Three Rooms (2008)
  16. Daly, Fergus, and Katherine Waugh, dirs, The Art of Time (2009)
  17. De Sica, Vittorio, dir., Umberto D (1952)
  18. Ford, John, dir., The Searchers (1956)
  19. Formanek, Mark, dir., Standard Time (2010)
  20. Gerbault, Aurélien, dir., Tout refleurit: Pedro Costa, cinéaste (All Blossoms Again) (2006)
  21. Godard, Jean-Luc, dir., 2 ou 3 choses que je sais d’elle (Two or Three Things I Know About Her) (1967)
  22. dir., Le Mépris (Contempt) (1963)
  23. dir., Weekend (1967)
  24. Gordon, Douglas, dir., 24 Hour Psycho (1993)
  25. dir., 5 Year Drive-By (1995)
  26. Greengrass, Paul, dir., The Bourne Ultimatum (2007)
  27. Hitchcock, Alfred, dir., Psycho (1960)
  28. Kiarostami, Abbas, dir., Shirin (2008)
  29. dir., Taste of Cherry (1997)
  30. Koutras, Panos, dir., Strella (A Woman’s Way) (2009)
  31. Lanthimos, Yorgos, dir., Alps (2011)
  32. dir., Kynodontas (Dogtooth) (2009)
  33. Liman, Doug, The Bourne Identity (2002)
  34. Lockhart, Sharon, dir., Double Tide (2009)
  35. Lubitsch, Ernst, dir., Trouble in Paradise (1932)
  36. Marclay, Christian, dir., The Clock (2010)
  37. Marshall, Penny, dir., Awakenings (1990)
  38. McCarthy, Thomas, dir., The Visitor (2007)
  39. Monteiro, João César, dir., A Comédia de Deus (God’s Comedy) (1995)
  40. dir., As Bodas de Deus (The Wedding of God) (1999)
  41. dir., Recordações da Casa Amarela (Recollections of the Yellow House) (1989)
  42. dir., Vai e Vem (Come and Go) (2003)
  43. Ophüls, Max, dir., Lola Montès (Lola Montez) (1955)
  44. Ozu, Yasujirō, dir., Late Autumn (1960)
  45. dir., Late Spring (1949)
  46. dir., Tokyo Story (1953)
  47. Pasolini, Pier Paolo, dir., Teorema (Theorem) (1968)
  48. Peranson, Mark, dir., Waiting for Sancho (2008)
  49. Renoir, Jean, dir., La Règle du jeu (The Rules of the Game) (1939)
  50. Reygadas, Carlos, dir., Silent Light (2007)
  51. Rivette, Jacques, dir., La Belle Noiseuse (The Beautiful Troublemaker) (1991)
  52. dir., Le Pont du Nord (The North Bridge) (1982)
  53. dir., Paris nous appartient (Paris Belongs to Us) (1961)
  54. Rossellini, Roberto, dir., Germania anno zero (Germany Year Zero) (1948)
  55. dir., Viaggio in Italia (Journey to Italy) (1954)
  56. Rouch, Jean, dir., Chronique d’un été (Chronicle of a Summer) (1961)
  57. Straub, Jean-Marie, and Danièlle Huillet, dirs, Dalla nube alla resistenza (From the Clouds to the Resistance) (1979)
  58. dirs, Sicilia! (Sicily!) (1998)
  59. Tarkovsky, Andrei, dir., Stalker (1979)
  60. dir.,The Sacrifice (1986)
  61. Truffaut, François, dir., Jules et Jim (Jules and Jim) (1962)
  62. dir., Les quatre cent coups (The 400 Blows) (1959)
  63. dir., Tirez sur le pianiste (Shoot the Piano Player) (1960)
  64. Tsai Ming-liang, dir., Bu San (Goodbye, Dragon Inn) (2003)
  65. dir., It’s a Dream (2007)
  66. Tsangari, Athina Rachel, dir., Attenberg (2010)
  67. Warhol, Andy, dir., Eat (1963)
  68. dir., Sleep (1963)
  69. Welles, Orson, dir., The Lady from Shanghai (1947)

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