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PROLOGUE

2004 ; Hungary ; 5 min. ; short; black and white;

Director - Béla Tarr

Cinematographer - Robby Müller

Music - Mihály Vig

Producer - Gábor Téni

A 5 minute dolly shot of people waiting in line for food filmed in beautiful black in white accompanied by music by Mihály Vig. This short was Béla Tarr’s contribution to the Visions of Europe project.

Програма

26.03.2016
EURO CINEMA - 21.00 часа

Béla Tarr

Hungarian filmmaker, born in 1955 in Pecs. Tarr's 1979 feature debut Family Nest, is a work of socialist realism clearly influenced by the work of John Cassavettes. In late eighties Tarr's visual sensibility moves from raw close-ups to more abstract mediums and long shots, but also his philosophical sensibility shifts from grim realism to a more metaphysical outlook. His masterpiece Satantango took over seven years to realize and finally appeared to international acclaim in 1994. For The Man from London he was nominated for “Golden Palm” in Cannes.

SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY

1979 Family Nest (Csaladi tuzfeszek)
1981 The Outsider (Szabadgyalog)
1985 Almanac of Fall (Oszi almanach)
1988 Damnation (Karhozat)
1994 Satan's Tango (Satantango)
2000 Werckmeister Harmonies (Werckmeister harmoniak)
2007 The Man from London (A Londoni ferfi) The Man from London
2011 The Turin Horse (A Torinói ló)