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[Machine Translation] A legendary 7 hours and 18 minutes of cinema in the extreme north. The legendary masterpiece that took the brilliant Hungarian director Tarr Bela four years to complete. Twenty-five years after its production, his legendary masterpiece, which took him four years to complete, has been revived in a 4K digital restored version, the first time Tarr Bela, who has always insisted on 35mm film, has permitted it. Based on the novel of the same name by Krasnahorkai Laszlo, winner of the 2015 Booker International Prize, the world's most prestigious English literature award. Since his debut, Tarr Bela has consistently stared at people and the world. In this work, too, he poetically and vividly depicts the fundamental human condition: bound by order, seeking freedom, harboring illusions, believing in the future, disillusioned with the world, and yet continuing to walk. --Hungary, a country town. Schmidt tells his wife about his plan to team up with Craner and abscond with the villagers' savings. Hutaki, eavesdropping, comes up with the idea of getting in on the story as well. At that moment, there is a knock at the door, and the woman who comes in says something unbelievable: "You must have died a year and a half ago. She told him that Irimiash, who had died a year and a half ago, had returned. The villagers, hearing that Irimiasz had returned, begin to argue and debate in the tavern, but before they know it, they are feasting and the night is long gone. The next day, Ilimiash returns to the village. Is he the savior of the village? Or is he? Commentary leaflet ( Written by: Sahoko Hata ( Film Critic ), Sumio Toyama ( Film Critic ) ) enclosed.
Original Release Year: 1994
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