Bela Tarr - A Curzon Collection Blu-Ray (Region B)

“Are the hills going to march off? Will heaven fall upon us? Will the Earth open under us? We don’t know. We don’t know, for a total eclipse has come upon us... But... but no need to fear. It’s not over.”

Behold the profound, melancholic works of Hungarian maestro Béla Tarr with this comprehensive 8-disc Blu-ray collection of his complete feature filmography.

From his roots in the social realism of Hungary’s Communist era to his later masterpieces like Sátántangó, Werckmeister Harmonies, and The Turin Horse, Tarr has cemented his legacy as the dark magus of European “slow cinema.”

Feature Films

Family Nest (1979) — HD, English subtitles

The Outsider (1981) — HD, English subtitles

The Prefab People (1982) — SD, English subtitles

Macbeth (1982) — SD, English subtitles

Autumn Almanac (1984) — SD, English subtitles

Damnation (1988) — HD from a new 4K restoration, English subtitles

Sátántangó (1994) — HD from a 4K restoration, English subtitles

Werckmeister Harmonies (2000) — HD from a new 4K restoration, English and English SDH subtitles

The Man from London (2007) — HD, English subtitles for non-English dialogue

The Turin Horse (2011) — HD, English subtitles

Disc Notes

The Prefab People is included on The Outsider disc

Macbeth is included on the Damnation disc

Autumn Almanac is included on the Werckmeister Harmonies disc

Special Features

Hotel Magnezit (1978) — short film

Cinemarxisme (1979) — short film

Diplomafilm (1979) — short film

Journey on the Plain (1995) — short film

Prologue (2004) — short film, segment from Visions of Europe

Béla Tarr in conversation with Howard Feinstein

Trailers

Interviews with Béla Tarr, Mihály Víg, and Miklós Székely B.

Limited Edition / Artwork

Cover art by Paul West

Product Details

Region Code: Region B

Duration: 1,377 minutes

Original Language: Hungarian

Language: Hungarian

Subtitles: English

Extras: Interactive menu, interviews, short films, Béla Tarr in conversation with Howard Feinstein, and trailers

Interviews: Béla Tarr, Mihály Víg, Miklós Székely B.

Short Films: Hotel Magnezit, Cinemarxisme, Diplomafilm, Journey on the Plain, Prologue