Satantango

Year: 1994

Runtime: 432 mins

Language: Hungarian

Director: Béla Tarr

Drama

In a remote Hungarian village the collapse of Communism leaves residents scrambling as the local factory shuts down, cutting off their main income. A doctor and three couples await a promised cash payment tied to the closure. Meanwhile, Irimias, presumed dead and a police informant, returns and persuades the villagers to form a commune.

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