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The Turin Horse

A torinói ló

Béla Tarr
Hungary 2011
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In Turin on 3rd January, 1889, Friedrich Nietzsche witnessed the driver of a hansom cab whipping his horse. Nietzsche comes up to the throng and puts an end to the brutal scene, sobbing. This event marks the beginning of his last ten years, spent in silence and dementia. But what happened to the horse? Béla Tarr’s latest work picks up the narrative immediately after these events, and is a meticulous description of the life of the driver of the hansom cab, his daughter and the horse. This Hungarian director’s new work bears all the hallmarks of his inimitable style including long takes, black-and-white photography and almost no dialogue.

Date & Time Cinema
26.9.2011 22:00:00 Háskólabíó - Salur 3 +
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The Turin Horse
26.9.2011 22:00:00
Háskólabíó - Salur 3
27.9.2011 17:00:00 Háskólabíó - Salur 3 +
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The Turin Horse
27.9.2011 17:00:00
Háskólabíó - Salur 3

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