Hungarian filmmaker Béla Tarr, known for films like Sátántangó and The Turin Horse, has died at 70. The Hungarian Filmmakers’ Association confirmed his death on Tuesday, stating he passed away after a long illness. Tarr's career spanned over four decades, earning awards at festivals across Europe and Asia. His films, often darkly comic and shot in black and white, depicted despair and social decay. Sátántangó, his longest film, runs for 439 minutes. Tarr retired from feature filmmaking after releasing The Turin Horse in 2011.
