Pleased to see Mizoguchi,Tarkovsky and Renoir.A Day in the Country is such a lovely little film.I can't get enthusiastic about Fassbinder,i'm afraid,and those wouldn't me my Godard choices.I've come to admire Ordet more, on 2nd and 3rd viewings-its qualities don't thrust themselves in your face,but the controlled decor and exquisite use of black and white,and various tones of grey are quite exceptional.I remember Angelopoulos,the Greek director, wondering how anything could be so perfect. I'm delighted to see Sunrise and Night of the Hunter on your list,i suspect you have a deep knowledge and understanding of cinema,even if of course i don't share all your tastes. I think sharing such lists is important,to prompt people to reconsider existing judgements and try those films not already seen.I'm not the greatest fan of my namesake,Davies,but i'll perhaps give him another try.Kind Hearts and Coronets is certainly one of the best British films.Are you German,or was your EineKleineFilmliste misleading?The politics of Kuhle Wampe are fine by me,but i wasn't exactly blown away by it.I might try it again,though.