The house that Jack built comes as a director cut and cut R-Rated (Schnittberichte.com)

Danish director and enfant terrible Lars von Trier announced this year with his new film The house Jack built with a strong return on the international scene. The director, who has been declared persona non grata at the Cannes Film Festival for the past seven years, has already sparked controversy over films such as idiots. Antichrist or nymphomaniac, The house Jack builtDoing the story of a serial killer from his distorted perspective and portrayed by stars such as Matt Dillon, Bruno Ganz, Sofie Gråbøl, Uma Thurman and Riley Keough is no exception and probably constitutes the most controversial work of Lars von Trier to date. After its premiere in Cannes, the film, which the director himself described as its most brutal at the time, was misogynistic, unnecessarily cruel, excessively violent or simply terribly criticized. Lars von Trier, who obviously likes to deliberately provoke, has apparently achieved a goal.

Already in the USA two different Versions. November 28 will be here to One day The unrated version of the director (already shown in Cannes) will be released in cinemas. As of December 14, 2018, she will release an abbreviated R-rated version in theaters and a digital on-demand video. The unabridged Director's Cup will also be available on VoD for a fee.

Even more interesting in this country should be the question of how the situation in Germany will look like. Unfortunately, we do not know yet, with which version and in what type of lender version Concorde movie the band here in Germany 29/11/2018 in the The cinemas bring. As soon as more details are known, a corresponding message will follow.

THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT tells the story of a very clever serial killer called Jack (Matt Dillon) for twelve years. Jack considers each of his murders as a work of art and regularly exchanges thoughts with the mysterious Verge (Bruno Ganz). While the police are following the killer more and more over the years, Jack is taking more and more risks because he is not yet satisfied with his work … (Concorde Film Distribution)