Review of Satantango (1994) by Nate A — 06 Jul 2008
One of the most visually audacious, artistically stunning and downright demanding cinematic experiences ever constructed, Bela Tarr's seven-and-a-half hour Satantango focuses on the futile lives of a town of peasants, the return of a false prophet, the inevitability of hopelessness and the melancholy of resistance and is most definitely not for those unwilling to put a great amount of effort into their movie watching.
But the payoff may be the most astonishing, fulfilling time at the movies you've ever had.
This review of Satantango (1994) was written by Nate A on 06 Jul 2008.
Satantango has generally received very positive reviews.
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