A Torinói ló
Hungary/France/Germany
2011 Drama
2h 26min
Original language: Hungarian
Freely inspired by an episode that marked the end of philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche's career. On January 3,1889, on the piazza Alberto in Turin, a weeping Nietzsche flung his arms around an exhausted and ill-treated carriage horse, then lost consciousness. After this event -- which forms the prologue to Tarr's film -- the philosopher never wrote again and descended into madness and silence. From this starting point, The Turin Horse goes on to explore the lives of the coachman, his daughter and the horse in an atmosphere of poverty heralding the end of the world.
Directed by | Béla Tarr, Ágnes Hranitzky |
Written by | László Krasznahorkai, Béla Tarr |
Company | The Cinema GuildThe Cinema GuildFunFilm |