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joey Noodles

11Oct12

Where do I start? I own Satantango, The Man From London, Damnation, Werckmeister Harmonies and The Turin Horse

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Harry Rossi

15Aug12

He's an absolutely fantastic director and a genius, but man based on his movies I would never invite him to a dinner party.

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Ryan Pearce, Nicole86, Masoud N, Hazal Alakus

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shalafy

10Apr12

La NOIR

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Daniela

28Feb12

THIS QUOTE.

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    Slow Immersion

    2Aug12

    Of all of the masterful auteurs of cinema, past and present, there isn't a director I will miss more than Tarr. His final five films have been on a whole different level, and there will be a big hole in cinema now he has retired. Maybe Lav Diaz is our only 'hope' for this kind of cinema.

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Lefteris Becerra

23Oct11

es difícil decidir qué es mejor, si el cine de tarr o sus reflexiones. tal vez sea inútil diferenciar: son lo mismo parten de la misma energía y están dirigidos contra la misma estupidez y falsedad que nos rodea. sin duda, EL acontecimiento cinematográfico de la ciudad de méxico del 2011: su retrospectiva y su inolvidable presencia. se agradece ¿a quién? que existan personas con esos tamaños --y una cámara para filmar

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Lefteris Becerra

20Oct11

tarr is in da house!

H. K. ‡ and 2 others like this

Loraine, Salvador Palma

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Leandro Schonfelder

2Oct11

Missing : Utolsó Hajó (imdb link : http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0264139 ), nice short film.

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marco

7Sep11

Magic, hypnotic, time flows slowly and people, and their histories, are only dreams within a dream.

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Nicole Elmer

22Jun11

The Prefab People gave me a delightful sense of emptiness. Glad to see films that "show it like it is."

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Nick Block

20Jan11

Turin Horse submitted to database. It opens at the Berlinale in a month!!!

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Martín Molina

19Jan11

Submit ¨The Turin horse¨!

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Clarice the Specter

5Nov10

“The people of this generation know information-cut, information-cut, information-cut. They can follow the logic of it, the logic of the story, but they don't follow the logic of life.”

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tomas.roges

20Sep10

I am amazed to see that Family Nest, The Outsider, and Prefab Peoe are not on this page. Those are the first three of Bela Tarrs films that I've watched. I'm indifferent to Family Nest but the other two are incredible. The last film of his I watched was Werckmeister Harmonies which still blows me away

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Da Nation

16Sep10

I saw The Outsider yesterday. Enjoyable rawness. The protagonist, Beethoven was a violinist, a Hungarian gypsie-like character, dirty, real, who turned into a DJ. He seriously reminded me of my exboyfriend, only my ex had better teeth.

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Nick Block

16Aug10

Finally bought a Region-Free DVD player, and imported Sátántangó. So in a week or so I can finally experience what may be the best cinematic experience in my young cinephile life!

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Nick Block

10Aug10

"Prologue" should be on here, as well as "Journey on the Plain". Prologue is just another example of the beautiful combination of Tarr's vision with Vig Mihály's amazing score.

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Canaletto

5Aug10

How come there are no early Tarr's films in MUBI?... Those are his better ones IMO

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H. K. ‡

7Jul10

A conversation between Béla Tarr and Howard Feinstein: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K104Srbj7h0

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the prince

21May09

Bela Tarr's films are where it's at . . . “I think censorship is always there. Then it was the censorship of the state and now it's the censorship of the market.” BT