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[The problem of evil in families--the filmmaker Michael Haneke]
1Avdeling for helse- og sosialfag, Høgskolen i Lillehammer, 2626 Lillehammer, Norway. finns@online.no
Abstract:
With the beautiful and dark film "The white ribbon", from 2009, the Austrian film director Michael Haneke consolidated his status as an international success. A central theme in his films is evilness and its roots. But just as important is his ambition to develop films where evil is not only portrayed, but where spectators are challenged to relate to their own ethical standards and their role as spectators. Haneke is a highly original filmmaker with his consistent search for a film aesthetic that stimulates ethical self-reflection and mentalizing. He partly succeeds in this quest.
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