This preview of Bela Tarr’s last ever work, filmed in collaboration with Kelemen, depicts six days in the life of a father, daughter and their horse trapped in a rural farmhouse by a near-hurricane storm. Tarr’s initial idea draws on Nietzsche’s descent into madness after watching a horse being whipped in Turin.
Dir. Bela Tarr, 146mins + Q&A, 2011, Hungary
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Bela Tarr: The Turin Horse
£8 / £6.95 Tickets available from the Tyneside Cinema Box Office
Sat 10 March, 7.45pm-11pm
10 Pilgrim Street
Newcastle NE1 6QG
0845 217 9909
tynesidecinema.co.uk
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