The Turin Horse

[Tin Can]

I just watched it

Amazing B&W slow film

I pray I never go through that in real life

Amazon has it

"It is a meditation on Nietzsche who, in Turin in 1889, was said to have seen a horse being thrashed, and protectively threw his arms around the beast, then sobbingly collapsed..."

[Tin Can]

I am cooking cabbage soup today

[LabRat]

You should also watch the other Bela Tarr films also... "The Werkmeister Harmonies" is very interesting, and "Satantango" is fascinating, but several hours long...

Perfect for a gloomy rainy day weekend...

Steve K