You’re listening to Filmmaking Giants. Today’s filmmaker does not ask for your attention. He demands your time. Béla Tarr is a director who understood something most cinema spends its energy denying: that time itself is the central experience of life, and that when hope collapses, time does not speed up or dramatize itself. It slows down. It drags. It repeats. It weighs on the body. Tarr’s cinema is built from that weight.