Bela Tarr

Marissa Hernandez

DAMNATION.

Damnation (1987) has that dark noir vibe with incredibly breath taking cinematography. The story is about a married woman ending an...

Marissa Hernandez

Color Me Hell: Almanac of Fall

Bela Tarr’s style emerges quite fiercely in this bleak, confusing story of five misfit characters living under the same roof. Again,...

Marissa Hernandez

A Wild Epiphany: The Prefab People

Relationships can be a messy thing if not cared for properly and perhaps love is a mysterious thing too. With that in mind, Bela Tarr’s...

Marissa Hernandez

My Rant: The Outsider

In Bela Tarr’s, The Outsider (1981) there’s a very realistic tone similar to the nature of documentary filmmaking. However, unlike his...

Marissa Hernandez

Discombobulated: FAMILY NEST

Béla Tarr’s 1979 black-and-white drama, Family Nest is an impressively poignant film about a scarcely, close-knit, verbally, venomous...

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