Michael Hanekehas made a name for himself as a brilliantly talented filmmaker who quite simply does not like happiness.
On a purely objective assessment, you’d probably conclude they’re equally good.
They’re both stomach-churning.
They’re both grim.
They both largelysucceed in making viewers regret watching them.
4’Amour' (2012)
Few films capture the hardships of growing old as unflinchingly as 2012’sAmour.
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Haneke released the film the year he turned 70.
3’Cache' (2005)
2005’sCacheshowed the world what a Michael Haneke thriller looks like.
Undoubtedly, he keeps things gripping throughout, even though much of the film is low-key and very grounded.
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