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Béla Tarr is a Hungarian filmmaker known for his bleak and desolate representations of reality. He retired from feature-length film direction in 2011 and founded a film school in Sarajevo.
Béla Tarr is a filmmaker who has made 18 feature films and 17 shorts, often based on novels by László Krasznahorkai. He is known for his long takes, slow pacing and bleak themes, and has won 23 awards and 7 nominations.
22 Jun 2017 · A list of nine films by the Hungarian director Bela Tarr, who is known for his formalist and emotional realism. The list covers his career from his debut in 1979 to his last film in 2007, with brief summaries and analysis of each film.
Directed by Jean-Marc Lamoure Friends and collaborators discuss Bela Tarr as he finishes his final film, "The Turin Horse." From December 2008 till June 2010, Béla Tarr and partner Agnès ...
Hungarian maestro Béla Tarr, who has a reputation as the dark magus of European ‘slow cinema’, has been hailed by Susan Sontag as a torchbearer for cinema’s future.
17 Okt 2019 · The Hungarian filmmaker reflects on his seven-hour masterpiece and his cinematic language in an interview before the 4K restoration premiere in Berlin. He discusses his vision, his influences, his critics, and his views on the world and history.
A new interview with a cult film director Béla Tarr.One of the most appreciated figures in world arthouse cinema today in the interview explains his work met...
