Legendary Hungarian film director Bela Tarr, who was best known for the movie "Satantango", has died at the age of 70. As per the AFP, Hungary´s national news agency reported Tarr death citing a ...

Béla Tarr, a giant of world cinema whose absorbing, challenging films helped define the minimalist arthouse style named slow cinema, died on Monday. He was 70. The European Film Academy confirmed Tarr ...

Hungarian filmmaker Béla Tarr has died after a long and serious illness, according to a statement from the Hungarian Filmmakers’ Association. He was 70. Tarr was born in 1955 in the city of Pécs and ...

Hungarian filmmaker Bela Tarr, known for his distinctive black-and-white films and for pioneering the “slow cinema” movement, has died at the age of 70. Tarr, whose notable works include 1994’s seven ...

Legendary Hungarian filmmaker Béla Tarr has died at 70, his family confirmed to the Hungarian national news agency MTI via filmmaker Bence Fliegauf. The European Film Academy added that Tarr passed ...

Hungarian filmmaker Bela Tarr, best known for his dark and distinctive works of feature filmmaking, has died. He was 70. Tarr’s death was announced Tuesday morning on Hungary’s national news agency ...

Béla Tarr, the Hungarian filmmaker and “slow cinema” pioneer acclaimed for his dark, apocalyptic films including “Damnation” and “Sátántangó,” has died. He was 70. The European Film Academy, of which ...

His films, including 'Satantango' and 'The Turin Horse,' with their long takes and stark black-and-white visuals, were a major influence on Jim Jarmusch, Gus Van Sant and other art house directors. By ...

Legendary Hungarian auteur Béla Tarr, whose radical rethinking of cinematic time reshaped international arthouse practice, has died at 70 after a prolonged illness, his family confirmed through ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. BUDAPEST, Hungary — The celebrated Hungarian filmmaker Béla Tarr, director of such works as “Sátántangó” and “The ...

Béla Tarr has died. A pioneering figure in the slow cinema movement, whose work Sátántangó kept audiences enthralled for its extensive seven-hour runtime, Tarr died “after a long and serious illness,” ...