By Robert Koehler An aging, partially disabled father and his loyal, hard-working daughter endure six days and nights of a fierce windstorm in their lonely farmhouse while their horse—their means of sustenance—gradually loses its will to work or eat. This could be the stuff of a play, but Béla Tarr’s The Turin Horse consciously contains … Continue reading Interview | The Thinking Image: Fred Kelemen on Béla Tarr and The Turin Horse