This great poem on the end of the world is truly a film for the ages. It can't really be described, but only lived.

"The Turin Horse" is a parable, which means it's both very simple and very weighty. It's not about event and emotion, but duration and endurance.

[Tarr's] most direct and overtly compassionate film.

A Tarr film that, with a dense aesthetic, has a certain beauty in its desolate atmospheres, but lacks an emotional well and, often, the characters only function as automatons to establish a philosophical dialogue about suffering. [Full review in Spanish]