Agnieszka Holland

Polish film director and screenwriter

1.35body-of-work score · ranked #692 of 2631 directors · 5 films in our library

A director's score is the sum of their films' composite canon scores — methodology.

Born
November 28, 1948 · Warsaw
Nationality
Poland, France
Work
film director, screenwriter, theatre director, writer
Reference
Wikipedia · Wikidata
Portrait of Agnieszka Holland
Martin Kraft · CC BY-SA 3.0

Films in our library, ranked

Ranked by composite canon score across 20+ authoritative lists, awards and polls — our ordering, with every placement citing its evidence on the film's page.

  1. 1
    Europa EuropaHitlerjunge Salomon

    1990 · France / Germany / Poland · drama, war, biography

    Hoberman's annual top 10 1991 #4 · NYT Best 1,000 Movies · Criterion Collection spine #985

    0.543 citations
  2. 2
    Angry HarvestBittere Ernte

    1985 · Germany · drama, war

    Hoberman's annual top 10 1986 #3

    0.251 citation
  3. 3
    OlivierOlivier, Olivier

    1992 · France · drama

    Sarris's annual top 10 1993 #4

    0.221 citation
  4. 4
    A Woman AloneKobieta samotna

    1987 · Poland · drama

    Hoberman's annual top 10 1987 #6

    0.181 citation
  5. 5

    1997 · United States · drama, romance

    Sarris's annual top 10 1997 #7

    0.171 citation

Complete filmography

All 29 directorial credits recorded on Wikidata, in chronological order; films in our library link to their canon-score page.

  • 1976Evening at Abdon's
  • 1977
  • 1977Screen Tests
  • 1977Sunday Children
  • 1979Provincial Actors
  • 1981Fever
  • 1985Angry Harvest
  • 1987A Woman Alone
  • 1988To Kill a Priest
  • 1990Europa Europa
  • 1992Olivier
  • 1993The Secret Garden
  • 1995Total Eclipse
  • 1997Washington Square
  • 1999The Third Miracle
  • 2001Golden Dreams
  • 2002Julie Walking Home
  • 2006A Girl Like Me: The Gwen Araujo Story
  • 2006Copying Beethoven
  • 2009Janosik: A True Story
  • 2011In Darkness
  • 2013Burning Bush
  • 2017Spoor
  • 2019Mr Jones
  • 2020Charlatan
  • 2023Green Border
  • 2025Franz
  • 2027
  • 2028