SCFZ poll: Carl Theodor Dreyer

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Polling the films of director Carl Theodor Dreyer

The rules:

- your list can include no more than half of the Dreyer films you've seen, up to a maximum of 5. So if you've seen seven of his films, for example, you can list only a top 3. It's only if you've seen ten or more of his films than you can list the maximum of five.

- i'll assume ballots are ranked unless you tell me otherwise. unranked ballots are fine.

- deadline for ballots: next Friday, in seven days, whatever day that is

- if anyone is watching films for these polls, then i'll extend the deadline three days, if someone requests an extension

- next poll: whoever posts the first ballot in this thread is free to nominate the director we poll next, unless you've nominated in this round already (everyone should get a chance). Already nominated this round: brian d, greennui, ofrene, kanafani, bure, greg x, oscarwerner, silga, dt, umbugbene

umbugbene created an index on letterboxd of all of our previous polls here: letterboxd.com/umbugbene/list/index-of-all-scfz-director-polls/

one rule for nominees: at least 3 scfzers need to have seen 10+ of a nominee's films, or at least 4 scfzers need to have seen at least 8 of the nom's films, so if it isn't clear if that will be the case, we'll confirm that's true before moving forward

if 24 hours pass after a poll opens, and no one eligible to nominate has posted a ballot, then i'll nominate someone, and then we'll start over, and everyone will be able to nominate again

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Day of Wrath
Vampyr

only seen five, but four were great, so i should watch more i guess

[...]

I've seen nine, but have had a copy of Gertrud sitting around for a while, so hopefully I can make it ten before the poll closes. Until then,

Ordet
Day of Wrath
The Parson's Widow
Michael


I do have a sneaking desire to vote for Water from the Land that I'm gonna try to overcome.

[greennui]

Gertrud
The Passion of Joan of Arc
Day of Wrath
They Caught the Ferry

seen 8.

[brian d]

seen 15

vampyr
passion of joan of arc
parson’s widow
day of wrath
gertrude

[kanafani]

Ordet
Vampyr
passion of joan of arc
day of wrath
gertrude

[Roscoe]

PASSION OF JOAN OF ARC
THE PARSON'S WIDOW
VAMPYR

[Umbugbene]

Seen 11

1. Vampyr
2. Gertrud
3. They Caught the Ferry
4. Day of Wrath
5. Ordet

[thoxans]

this dude was one of the greats. i've seen five, but i'd like to see another, so i have another slot on my list

[nrh]

seen 12 and like them all, but just going to vote for my 2 favorites, which i think are extraordinary films

master of the house
gertrud

[liquidnature]

he's one of the directors i'm currently going through chronologically, so i'll return here to post a full list when complete. so far everything i have watched of his has been amazing.

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Roscoe - you can pick our next director if you like!

[arkheia]

Seen 9

1. Gertrud
2. Ordet
3. The Passion of Joan of Arc
4. Vampyr

[St. Gloede]

Seen 13:

Day of Wrath
The Parson's Widow
Leaves Out of the Book of Satan
Master of the House
La passion de Jeanne d'Arc

[oscarwerner]

Seen 8.
1. The Passion of Joan of Arc (1928)
2. Ordet (1955)
3. Vampyr (1932)
4. Day of Wrath (1943)

[Caracortada]

Seen 5.

1. Day of Wrath
2. Ordet

[rischka]

DAY OF WRATH
vampyr
ordet
the parson's widow

[mesnalty]

Seen 6:

1. The Passion of Joan of Arc
2. Day of Wrath
3. Ordet

[Roscoe]

I'll choose -- let me see.... Cecil B. De Mille? Or would that turn too many stomachs? Have we done von Sternberg?

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Heh, De Mille would be nifty. I've got more than 10, but von S would be fine too I guess, just not quite as fun.

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We've done von Sternberg

only 3 DeMille pour moi

[rischka]

got 5

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seen 10

1. Gertrud - top 30 oat
2. The Passion of Joan of Arc - top 100 oat
3. Day of Wrath
4. Vampyr
5. Ordet

[john ryan]

Seen 20

1. Ordet
2. Day of Wrath
3. They Caught the Ferry
4. The Passion of Joan of Arc
5. The Bride of Glomdal (Glomdalsbruden)

I have 18 DeMille

[Senor Arkadin]

I tried to watch Gertrud for this... but the new Criterion Channel has some sort of DRM bug that won't allow you to play any films if you have a linux based machine. I hope to get it sorted before the poll ends though.

[Zulawski]

The Passion of Joan of Arc
Gertrud

[Roscoe]

So let's say De Mille, if there's enough interest, or if not, William Friedkin.

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we have the views to do a Cecil Blount DeMille poll, so let's go ahead with that, we'll get to everyone eventually

[laternamagica]

Seen 5
1. Ordet
2. The Passion of Joan of Arc

[MayaDeren_fan]

Seen 5.

Ordet
Gertrud