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New Star Film Distribution in collaboration with Thessaloniki Film Festival, presents a tribute to Hungary's most significant film creator Béla Tarr, with screenings of all of his films (8 feature and 4 short films) and an official premiere of his latest film, The Man from London. The famous filmmaker will be present at this tribute that takes place at Trianon Filmcenter cinema hall, from 25 to 31 of October.
The Hungarian creator of Satantango and Werckmeister Harmonies will meet the public on October 24 at downtown Ianos Bookstore, where he is giving an interview to inform his fans about his latest film and his entire work.
Hotel Magnezit, 1978, 10', B&W
The Outsider, 1979, 122', Colored
The Prefab People, 1982, 72', B&W
Macbeth, 1982, 72', Colored
Almanac of Fall, 1983, 120', B&W
Damnation, 1987, 122', B&W
The Last Ship, 1990, 31', Colored
Satantango, 1994, 435', B&W
Journey on the Plain, 1995, 31', Colored
Werckmeister Harmonies, 2000, 145', B&W
Prologue, 2004, 4', B&W
The Man from London, 2007, 132', B&W
The soft core of "human state" is the real protagonist in Tarr's universe. Each one of his works is an effort to approach artistically the human reality, in its naked, chaotic form, deprived of name-giving ornaments, dramatic tricks or any kind of narration-technical conventions. Tarr realizes very quickly the inevitable of human nature, the drama of the existence, regardless the sociopolitical environment. His lens sees even deeper into the human psyche, sinks to the bottom of the hell he breed inside. Each one of his films is a new twist that disposes of the conventions shedding their shadow on the truth.
