Turin Horse (A torinói ló)
János Derzsi, Erika Bók, Mihály Kormos
This Berlinale 2011 Silver Bear winner is rumoured to be the swansong from the Hungarian master.
In Turin, in 1889, the German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche once stopped a cab driver from whipping his horse, and promptly collapsed, living his remaining ten years in more or less demented silence. A stunningly composed, leisurely fable. Béla Tarr is one of EIFF 2011 guest curators; he’s programmed a trio of little known (in the UK) masterpieces of Hungarian Cinema.
2011 Archive
Tickets go on general release at 10am on Thursday 31 May. Filmhouse Members can buy tickets from noon on Wednesday 30 May (to become a Filmhouse Member click HERE)
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