Béla Tarr
Biography
Béla Tarr was a Hungarian filmmaker known for his stark black-and-white visuals and existential themes. He began his directorial career with "Family Nest" in 1979, exploring everyday stories about ordinary people through cinema vérité style. Films like "Damnation" (1988) and "Sátántangó" (1994) solidified his reputation for bleak, desolate representations of reality, earning him a place among the greatest films ever made.