TY  - ADVS
AU  - Tarr, Béla
AU  - Hranitzky,Ágnes
AU  - Krazsnahorkail,László
AU  - Goës,Francz
AU  - Szita,Miklos
AU  - Vientinghoff,Joachim von
AU  - Vig,Mihály
AU  - Saadoum,Paul
AU  - Medvigy,Gabor
ED  - Goëss Film (Firma)
ED  - Vientnghoff Produktion (Firma),
ED  - 13 Production (Firma)
TI  - Werckmeister harmonies
T2  - Artificial Eye
PY  - 2000///
CY  - Budapest, Berlin, Paris
PB  - Goëss Film, Vientnghoff Produktion, 13 Production
KW  - Videograbaciones
N1  - Basada en la novela "Melancholy of Resistance" de László Krazsnahorkail; director de fotografía, Gabor Medvigy [y otros seis] ; editor por Agnes Hranitzky ; música, Mihály Vig; Lars Rudolph, Peter Fitz, Hanna Schygulla; Clasificación B, para mayores de 12 años
N2  - The population of a desolate provincial town on the Hungarian plain await the arrival of a circus that featuresthe stuffed carcass of a whale and a mysterious Prince. Its appearance disturbs the order of the populace, unleashing a torrent of violence and beauty. The Hungarian auter Bèla Tarr at last gained international recognition as one of the most distinctive and visionary of contemporary filmmakers with this quite extraordinary adaptation of László Krazsnahorkail's novel "The Melancholy of Resistance". Featuring and outstanding cast, including Fassbinder veteran Hanna Schygulla, and a hauntingly beatiful score composed by Myhály Vig, "Werckmeister Harmonies" is hypnotic, challenging and utterly compelling masterpiece
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