About the book: 2024 / From "The Autumn Almanac" (1984) to "The Turin Horse" (2011), Béla Tarr's films trace the collapse of the communist ideal. But the time after is not a homogeneous and gloomy time of those who no longer believe in anything. This is a time of purely material events, with which, as long as life supports it, faith is measured. A time when historical events, their victories and defeats interest us much less than the subtle matter of time from which they are created. A unique retrospective of the work of the outstanding Hungarian director and a manifesto of film theory Jacques Rancière, “Béla Tarr: Time After” continues the Garage Screen series dedicated to cinematography.