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European Film | 2000 | Vibeke
Best Foreign Film | 2001 | Lars von
Best Actress rets kvindelige hovedrolle | 2001 | Björk
Best Foreign Language Film | 2001 | Lars von
Best Actress Bedste kvindelige hovedrolle | 2001 | Björk
Actress of the Year Leikkona rsins aalhlutverki | 2000 | Björk
Best Foreign Film | 2001 | Lars von
Best Newcomer | 2000 | Björk
2000 | Lars von
Best Foreign Film | 2001 | Lars von
Best Foreign Film Melhor Filme Estrangeiro | 2001 | Lars von
2000 | Björk
Outstanding Dramatic Music Performance | 2000 | Björk
Best Foreign Actress | 2000 | Björk
Best Foreign Film Melhor Filme Estrangeiro | 2001 | Lars von
Best Original Song | 2001 | Björk
Best Cinematic DebutBreakthrough | 2001 | Björk
Best Music Original Song | 2001 | Björk
Best European Film Mejor Pelcula Europea | 2001 | Lars von
Best Music Original Song | 2001
Best Original Song Motion Picture | 2001
Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture Drama | 2001 | Björk
Best Original Score | 2001
Best Picture | 2001
Best Actress | 2001
Best Director | 2001
Best Editing | 2001
Best Music | 2001
Best Music Original Song | 2001
Best Music Original Score | 2001
Best Writing Screenplay Written Directly for the Screen | 2001
Best Cinematic Moment | 2001
Best Breakthrough Performance Female | 2001 | Björk
Best Sound Editing Music Musical Feature Foreign Domestic | 2001
Best MakeUp rets sminkr | 2001
Best Costume Design rets kostumier | 2001
Best Cinematography rets fotografering | 2001
Best Supporting Actress rets kvindelige birolle | 2001
Best Film rets danske spillefilm | 2001 | Vibeke
Best Director rets instruktr | 2001
Best Supporting Actress | 2001
Best Director | 2001
Best Supporting Actor | 2001
Best Actress | 2001
Best Movie | 2001
Best Original Song | 2001 | Björk
Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role Drama | 2001
Best Motion Picture Drama | 2001
Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture Drama | 2001 | Björk
Best Foreign Film | 2001
Best Film Bedste danske film | 2001 | Lars von
Best Soundtrack | 2001
Best Foreign Film Meilleur film tranger | 2001 | Lars von
Best Foreign Film Mejor Pelcula Extranjera | 2001
Best Foreign Film | 2000 | Lars von
Best Actress in a Leading Role | 2000 | Björk
2000 | Robby
Best Actress | 2000 | Björk
Best Music | 2000 | Björk
Best Film | 2000 | Lars von
Best Film | 2000
Budget 12,800,000 USD
Box Office Collection 40,031,879 USD
Lars von Trier has said that each morning before filming, Björk would say "Mr. von Trier, I despise you," and spit at him.
Despite acclaim at Cannes, the film did not fare well with British critics, subsequently affecting its box office performance. Thinking that the film was being underserved, its British distributors Film Four offered a money back guarantee if people didn't enjoy it. This swelled its attendance figures considerably with only 5 people asking for their money back.
It took Lars von Trier a whole year to convince Björk to play the lead role.
Björk's first leading role in a studio-produced feature film (The Juniper Tree (1990)) was an independent film project. During the shooting, she left the set. No one knew where she was and no one was able to contact her. Shooting was suspended indefinitely. She came back after three days - as can be seen in Von Trier's 100 Eyes (2000).
Lars von Trier originally cast himself as the angry man who chastises Selma (Björk) and Kathy (Catherine Deneuve) in the movie theater. However, due to the contentious on-set relationship between himself and Björk, he feared that he might end up losing control and overacting, so the part went to Michael Flessas instead.
"Lines on screen: They say it's the last song. They don't know us, you see. It's only the last song if we let it be."
"Selma: You like the movies, don't you? Bill Houston: I love the movies. I just love the musicals. Selma: But isn't it annoying when they do the last song in the films? Bill Houston: Why? Selma: Because you just know when it goes really big... and the camera goes like out of the roof... and you just know it's going to end. I hate that. I would leave just after the next to last song... and the film would just go on forever."
