The Turin Horse [SEP] country of origin
a conventional screenplay, and Krasznahorkai's prose was what the filmmakers used to find financial partners.
"The Turin Horse" was produced by Tarr's Hungarian company T. T. Filmműhely, in collaboration with Switzerland's Vega Film Production, Germany's Zero Fiction Film and France's MPM Film. It also had American involvement through the Minneapolis-based company Werc Werk Works. The project received 240,000 euro from Eurimages and 100,000 euro from Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg.
Filming was located to a valley in Hungary. The house, well
The idea for the film had its origin in the mid 1980s, when Tarr heard Krasznahorkai retell the story of Nietzsche's breakdown, and ended it by asking what happened to the horse. Tarr and Krasznahorkai then wrote a short synopsis for such a story in 1990, but put it away in favour of making "Sátántangó". Krasznahorkai eventually wrote "The Turin Horse" in prose text after the production of the duo's previous film, the troublesome "The Man from London". "The Turin Horse" never had