The Man From London
Béla Tarr's films are not entertainment — they are experiences. His long takes are not stylistic indulgences — they are invitations to inhabit a world rather than observe it. His influence on contemporary cinema is immeasurable.
The Hungarian Tradition
Hungary produces more great filmmakers per capita than almost any other nation. The tradition runs from Jancsó's political allegories through Tarr's metaphysical meditations to the contemporary work of László Nemes.