The film also has a short prologue and epilogue; the former chronicles the tragedy, the latter summarizes the consequences of it.

He admits he didn’t/doesn’t completely understand every facet of the film but wasn’t concerned about asking questions, and also wasn’t concerned about the film’s violence, though he admits the original screenplay was actually worse. Antichrist' is all about the melding of fantasy and reality, and this section of the documentary brings up all the artifice: the various cameras, the visual effects, animals, etc.

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Confessions about Anxiety - director Lars von Trier talks about the controversial message of his film. In a cynical sort of way, Antichrist shows that sex is a form of therapy that works (religion isn't even mentioned). Again it can look a little soft, but the image otherwise looks incredibly clean and does have a certain pop allowing Lars’ incredible visuals look absolutely stunning here. As unspeakably horrific as much of Antichrist is, the film occasionally walks the line between the scary and the wacky.

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