1. Breaking the Waves - von Trier 2. Goodfellas - Scorsese3. Pulp Fiction - Tarantino 4. The Thin Red Line- Malick5. Magnolia - P.T. Anderson6. Heat- M. Mann7. JFK - Stone8. Boogie Nights - P.T. Anderson9. Dead
1. Raging Bull- Scorsese2. Blade Runner - R. Scott3. Nostalgia - Tarkovsky4. The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover - Greenaway5. Blue Velvet - Lynch6. Do the Right Thing - S. Lee7. The
1. Apocalypse Now- F. Coppola2. Stalker - Tarkovsky3. The Godfather - F. Coppola4. The Godfather Part II - F. Coppola5. Taxi Driver- Scorsese6. A Clockwork Orange- Kubrick7. Aguirre, the Wrath of God - Herzog8. Manhattan-
1. 2001: A Space Odyssey- Kubrick2. 8 1/2 - Fellini3. La Dolce Vita- Fellini4. Lawrence of Arabia- Lean5. Jules and Jim- Truffaut6. Breathless- Godard7. Persona- Bergman8. Psycho- Hitchcock9. I Am Cuba- Kalatozov10. Gertrud- Dreyer11. Red
1. The Searchers- Ford2. Vertigo- Hitchcock3. Tokyo Story- Ozu4. Seven Samurai- Kurosawa5. Rashoman- Kurosawa6. Touch of Evil- Welles7. The Earrings of Madame De… - Ophuls8. The 400 Blows- Truffaut9. The Seventh Seal- Bergman10. Rear Window-
1. Citizen Kane- Welles2. Bicycle Thieves- De Sica3. The Magnificent Ambersons- Welles4. The Third Man- Reed5. Casablanca- Curtiz6. It's a Wonderful Life- Capra7. The Big Sleep- Hawks8. Notorious- Hitchcock9. Rome, Open City- Rossellini10. Late Spring-
1. The Rules of the Game- Renoir2. City Lights- Chaplin3. M- Lang4. Gone With the Wind- Fleming5. Stagecoach- Ford6. The Blue Angel- von Sternberg7. The Wizard of Oz- Fleming8. The Grand Illusion- Renoir9. Bringing Up
1. The Passion of Joan of Arc- Dreyer2. Sunrise- Murnau3. Intolerance- Griffith4. Battleship Potemkin- Eisenstein5. Metropolis- Lang6. Nosferatu- Murnau7. The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari- Wiene8. The Birth of a Nation- Griffith9. The General- Keaton10. The
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