Bela Tarr’s Satantango is one of the landmarks of modern cinema, a true epic at seven and half hours, it’s a monumental, must see experience on the big screen. Made in Hungary shortly after the collapse of communism, the film is set in a ramshackle rural community. Many of the villagers are set to leave under the guidance of the charismatic, ambiguous Irimias. The film flows in long and sinuous takes, introducing intersecting non-linear time lines and challenging all the conventions of cinema at the last sigh of its first century.
- Countries
- Germany,
- Hungary,
- Switzerland
- Languages
- Hungarian
- Subtitles:
- Yes
- Director:
- Béla Tarr
- Year:
- 1994
- Running Time:
- 450 mins
- Showing:
- This is a past event.
There are no planned future listings for this event, and as such tickets are currently unavailable; however, any future screenings will be posted here, so watch this space!
