A Facets CineEvent - Bela Tarr In-Person at the Facets Cinematheque
Sunday, Sept. 16
One of cinema’s great visionaries, Bela Tarr (Damnation, Werckmeister Harmonies, Satantango) has been honored at film festivals throughout the world; is the recipient of numerous awards; and was named “European Director of the Year.”
Attend a special presentation of Werckmeister Harmonies and then join us for an exclusive symposium with Bela Tarr*.
Werckmeister HarmoniesSunday, September 16, 12 p.m.
Admission:
Non-members $9
Members $5
Patron Circle Members FREE
Tarr’s masterwork is set in a remote town where order, meaning, and reason are about to break down for reasons left unexplained. With minutely observed detail, and in only 39 shots, Tarr presents a society poised between civility and barbarism, only steps away from either inertia or apocalypse. 2001, 35mm, 145 mins. In Hungarian and German with English subtitles.
Symposium: Bela TarrBela Tarr in person!
Sunday, September 16, 3 p.m.
Admission:
Non-members $15.
Members and Patron Circle Members $10
Three of cinema’s sharpest minds come together for an exclusive encounter with Bela Tarr. Participants include David Bordwell, film theorist, historian, professor and author of Ozu, Poetics of Cinema, and The Way Hollywood Tells It; Scott Foundas, L.A.Weekly film editor, Variety contributor and New York Film Festival selection committee member; and Jonathan Rosenbaum, Chicago Reader film critic and author of Essential Cinema, Placing Movies, and Discovering Orson Welles.
Moderated by Susan Doll, Ph.D., the discussion will cover the central themes and concerns of Tarr’s unique body of work.
To order advance tickets online and for more information, visit the Cinematheque online here.
Three of cinema’s sharpest minds come together for an exclusive encounter with Bela Tarr. Participants include David Bordwell, film theorist, historian, professor and author of Ozu, Poetics of Cinema, and The Way Hollywood Tells It; Scott Foundas, L.A.Weekly film editor, Variety contributor and New York Film Festival selection committee member; and Jonathan Rosenbaum, Chicago Reader film critic and author of Essential Cinema, Placing Movies, and Discovering Orson Welles.
Moderated by Susan Doll, Ph.D., the discussion will cover the central themes and concerns of Tarr’s unique body of work.
To order advance tickets online and for more information, visit the Cinematheque online here.
* PLEASE NOTE: Two separate admission required for each event.
The Facets Cinémathèque is located at 1517 W. Fullerton Ave., Chicago, IL.
The Facets Cinémathèque is located at 1517 W. Fullerton Ave., Chicago, IL.
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