What is Turin horse saying?

Turin horse talks about the unbearable weight of life.

Sina Entertainment News Milan Kundera explained Nietzsche's theory of "beyond redemption" with the novel The Unbearable Lightness in Life. 16 years later, Beratar returned to Nietzsche's painful road and told the unbearable weight of life with the movie Turin Horse. On February/KOOC-0/5, local time, 6/KOOC-0/Berlin Film Festival welcomed Hungarian movie master Bella Tal, and her new film "turin horse" competed for the Golden Bear Award. The film tells the story of what happened after Ma changed the fate of Bernie, an outstanding German philosopher who initiated western modern philosophy, made him crazy and stepped into death. At the release of the film, Bela Tarr, who was called a madman by the photographer and forced the producer to death, was questioned. The film is not what everyone expected, and Nietzsche did not appear. Bella retorted, "Nietzsche is equivalent to this horse and ourselves compared with this movie." He took death as the theme of the film. "The audience will deeply realize the unbearable weight in life." Although the Hungarian master's fame is comparable to that of Qi Fei, he was not given preferential treatment in Berlin: "turin horse" was not shown in the main palace of the film festival, and the audience was far less than those directors whose film quality and thinking were inferior.

Bela Tarr is good at using long shots, with metaphors everywhere, powerful shots and poetic scheduling. Turin Horse is also a typical Bayesian film. At least 60% of the audience stayed until the end of the film. Compared with his last film "Men from London" premiered in Cannes, only 10% of the audience stayed at the end of the month.

On Nietzsche: Compared with this movie, it is equivalent to this horse.

Misguided by the previous news, the reporters thought that the focus of this film was to describe in detail that "Nietzsche met a horse that was beaten violently in the streets of Turin after the golden creation period of the tenth anniversary." He went crazy after crying with his horse's head in his arms. " But unexpectedly, Nietzsche didn't appear, but Beratar didn't think Nietzsche wasn't there: "Compared with this movie, Nietzsche is equal to this horse and ourselves." He then pointed out that the theme of this film is death: "Only after experiencing pain will this film be made, and the audience will deeply understand the unbearable pain in life."

Talk about the original intention: awaken everyone to understand that life is an experience.

Bella presented this ancient story in black and white images for nearly two hours. He followed his father and daughter for six days, living a monotonous and full of crisis day after day. Tal said, "Some people get up every morning and look in the mirror. Some people don't have a mirror at home, and some people don't even have a home. However, they have to open their eyes to welcome the new day. In the end, what should happen will happen. If you can use this film to wake everyone up: understand that life is an experience. "

He went on to say that the film was made "not to find answers, nor to predict, but to tell and tell everyone what we think the world is like." He made no secret of his negative attitude towards the world: "At the moment of death, we will no longer worry about whether what we do is meaningful, and we, the dead soul and the world will cease to exist."

Tell me about myself: I really repeat, I don't want to judge movies by business.

Bella Tal once killed her longtime friend and former producer Herbert Bashan and lost her temper with reporters. Nietzsche was much happier when he arrived in his hometown.

When the reporter asked him if he was repeating himself, he also bluntly admitted: "I am repeating myself, and all my movies are talking about the same thing." He doesn't agree that the market is used to evaluate movies. "Everyone depends on whether it is true or not. Movies cannot disappear with time." In words, I firmly believe that my works can go down in history.

Talk: Bela Tarr is crazy.

Janos Delzxi, an actor who has been working with Bela Tarr since 2000, blurted out: "Bella is crazy", and the audience was in an uproar. However, he went on to point out that his personal feelings were not that bad. "It's easy to work with this crazy director" because "he will tell me what he wants, but he also needs me to re-create. He took a camera and took pictures around me. I was just like his puppy, just there, let him play. "

Fred kelemen is a photographer who has participated in many other films, and he agrees with the consistency of their film ideas. "Our friendship is based on this. We can do anything to create a new world together."