Toward Total Cinema: “Satantango” and the Limits of Film
Satantango (1994), the legendary seven-and-a-half-hour film by Hungarian director B茅la Tarr, based on a novel by the outstanding writer L谩szl贸 Krasznahorkai, the latest Nobel Prize winner, follows a group of villagers in a world slowly falling apart. Often seen as a landmark of 鈥渟low cinema,鈥� it pushes time, storytelling, and perception to their limits. With […]