Mihály Víg
Ses · d. 1957 · Budapest, Hungary
Mihály Víg is a Hungarian composer, poet, songwriter, guitarist and singer; co-founder of bands Trabant (1980–1986) and Balaton (1979–present), also known for musical and acting collaborations with film director Béla Tarr on films including Damnation, Sátántangó (where he also played the lead role), Werckmeister Harmonies, The Man from London and The Turin Horse.
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Film8.0Dram1980'lerin kominizm sonrası Macaristan'ının tahrip olmuş küçük bir köyünde, hayat fiili olarak durmuştur. Güz yağmurları başlamıştır. O akşamüstü köylüler büyük bir ödeme beklemektedirler, sonrasında da, bazıları hakkettiğinden fazlasını alma planlarıyla oradan ayrılmayı düşünmektedirler. Fakat o sırada iki yıl önce öldüğünü düşündükleri karizmatik Irimias'ın konuşmasını duyarlar, geri gelmiştir. Onlar da topluluğun devamlılığını koruma amacıyla Irimias'ın çevireceği tantanalı planla paralarını alacağı düşüncesiyle korkmuşlardır.
Film6.0BelgeselMüzikIn socialist Hungary, during the early 1980s, underground art flourished. In this often loud, heroic, and emotion-rich world, Vig Mihály, a key member of Balaton/Trabant, represented lyricism, intimacy, and internal journeys. He composed music for the films of János Xantus, András Szirtes, and Ildikó Szabó, and later became the regular composer for the world-renowned director Béla Tarr (and was even given a lead role in the 1994 film Sátántangó). In the documentary film, he speaks about his life, the atmosphere of the era, people associated with alternative culture, and his relationship with them, in an extremely personal and detailed way. We learn his thoughts on literature, music, film, and, in general, the world. He is a relaxed, funny character who is aware of his own limitations, does not deny the darker sides of his personality, but is able to look at his fate with satisfaction.
Film6.6BelgeselA documentary about the making of The Turin Horse, the last film directed by Hungarian master Béla Tarr.
Tarr Béla: I Used to Be a Filmmaker
2014 · 11 votes
Film5.8DramThe film brings together various everyday and relationship stories from Budapest that at first glance have nothing in common. A sequel to Fliegauf's 2003 film 'Forest'
Film6.3DramRevisits of locations on the Great Hungarian Plain - the puszta - that were used in Tarr's Sátántangó and Werckmeister harmóniák. Recitations of short lyric poems by Hungary's national poet Sándor Petofi.
Film4.9DramThe last ship (Utolsó hajó) is leaving the quay. Sirens are sounding.