Mads K. Mikkelsen
Head of Programme, CPH:DOX
Denmark
Voted for
| Film | Year | Director |
|---|---|---|
| Céline and Julie Go Boating | 1974 | Jacques Rivette |
| Sherlock Jr. | 1924 | Buster Keaton |
| Trás-os-Montes | 1976 | António Reis, Margarida Martins Cordeiro |
| Sans Soleil | 1982 | Chris Marker |
| Moon's Pool | 1973 | Gunvor Nelson |
| Naked Spaces: Living is Round | 1985 | Trinh T. Minh-ha |
| Rose Hobart | 1936 | Joseph Cornell |
| Blue | 1993 | Derek Jarman |
| Notre nazi | 1984 | Robert Kramer |
| Towards the Sun | 2019 | Nour Ouayda |
Comments
Film history is unfinished. Canons are contradictory. Taste is internalized censorship. All of which is why a poll of all-time Great Films is really a great idea. Even for those of us who prefer horizons over hierarchies, its obvious paradoxes are illuminating when considered from the reverse-shot side of cultural myth-making. And even if making lists is a number 1 on my list of absurd activities, this maddening, mind-bending task remains meaningful from the imaginary vantage point of the future, too. So here is a message in a bottle to you future readers of Sight & Sound, hoping for the best and keeping in mind that if asked tomorrow, these would be all different films (except for the Rivette).