The Turin Horse

The Turin Horse is a movie that tells the story of a family's struggles with their horse, which has stopped working and eating. The film takes place in a bleak countryside in the 19th century and follows the family's daily routine, which is disrupted by the horse's refusal to work. The film explores themes of the heaviness of human existence and the daily struggles people face. The director, Béla Tarr, describes the film as the last step in a development throughout his career, showcasing the complexity of problems and how they cannot be easily solved. The film also features a book the daughter receives, which is described as an "anti-Bible." Overall, the film is a powerful portrayal of how difficult daily life can be when routine is disrupted.

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Some movies that have similar genres and were produced around the same time as The Turin Horse include There Will Be Blood, The Blind Side, The Perks of Being a Wallflower, Manchester by the Sea, The Help, Where Hope Grows.