Jean-Marc Barr

The Boss of It All -- Lars von Trier, today's most innovative filmmaker, has made a comedy. A boss is afraid of his employees so he fabricates a 'boss of it all' and hires an actor to play the part and to make the unpopular decisions.

Manderlay -- The disturbing story of the Manderlay plantation, where people live as if slavery had not been abolished seventy years earlier. This drama stars Bryce Dallas Howard and was directed by Lars von Trier.

Traveling across America with her father (Willem Dafoe), Grace (Bryce Dallas Howard) comes to discover the isolated plantation of Manderlay - a place whose inhabitants do not know that slavery has been abolished. Outraged to discover that the plantation's owner, Mam (Lauren Bacall), not only employs slaves but also refuses to open their eyes to the truth, Grace fights against all odds to free the slaves of Manderlay, who include Wilhelm (Danny Glover), the old house servant and the two-faced, rebellious Timothy (Isaach De Bankole). This Cannes Golden Palm nominated drama is from the innovative Danish director and screenwriter, Lars von Trier and also features Chloe Sevigny and John Hurt.

When a beautiful young Grace (Nicole Kidman) arrives in the isolated township of Dogville, the small community agrees to hide her from a gang of ruthless gangsters, and, in return, Grave agrees to do odd jobs for the townspeople. But as the search for her intensifies, they demand a much better deal. What they don’t know is that Grace has a dangerous secret, and their quiet little town will never be the same.