
Lars von Trier
Awards & Honours
89
Awards Won
3
Honours
3
Rankings
3
Covers
2
Records
Lars von Trier holds a unique place in cinematic history as a director who has pushed the boundaries of what is acceptable in mainstream art. His record includes two Palme d'Or wins at Cannes, a feat achieved by very few filmmakers. He is one of the few directors to have his films nominated for an Oscar while simultaneously being banned from the festival that honored him. His influence extends beyond awards; he pioneered the Dogme 95 movement, which changed how independent cinema was made globally. His ability to generate both critical acclaim and intense controversy makes him a singular figure in the industry.

Awards
Honours & Distinctions
Knight of the Order of the Dannebrog
Appointed for his contributions to Danish culture and cinema.
Honorary Doctorate
Awarded in recognition of his impact on the arts.
UNESCO Chair
Involved in cultural initiatives promoting Danish cinema.
Rankings & Lists
Top 100 Films of All Time
Greatest Musicals
All-TIME 100 Movies
Magazine Covers
Vogue Denmark
2003-05-01
Dogville and Artistic Philosophy
Film Comment
2009-06-15
Antichrist Controversy
Variety
2013-02-01
Nymphomaniac Profile
Records & Feats
Most Palme d'Or Wins for a Living Director
Holds the record for the most Palme d'Or wins (including honorary) by a living director.
First Director Banned from Cannes Competition
Was the first director officially declared persona non grata by the Cannes Film Festival.