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Who is your All-Time (active/retired/deceased) favorite film director, your favorite Active film director, and your favorite female director?
Could all be the same person for some. The reason I included female is because I noticed that 19 of my top 20 directors were men, so for such a male-saturated field, I am interested in seeing differing perspectives on female directors you've connected with. All-Time: Ingmar Bergman Active: Darren Aronofsky & Michael Haneke Female: Andrea Arnold What is interesting to me is how I tend to find that many of my favorite films each year turn out to be heavily influenced by Bergman (perhaps much of film is, but still). And I found that Aronofsky's work and philosophy is influenced by Haneke. It's been over 10 years since the last favorite director thread so I figured I'd start a fresh thread and change the OP a bit. You can include a top 10 for each as well, but since those lists can go on forever, I'm mainly asking for the above two. Active (I'll watch anything these directors make): [Show spoiler]
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